Art

December is always a busy month. Not only is it a short month, we also juggle the winter performance rehearsals into our daily flow. That being said, we had a few art classes in the Tile room. It’s a fun classroom to be in, yet we are limited with supplies and materials to work with. Luckily, we are creative and can roll with the punches!!

Polar bears on a winters night. Brrrr...don’t forget your scarf! Made with black and white paper and oil pastels.

When we returned from winter break we enjoyed working on a collage hunt. The students needed to search through many old magazines and calendars for specific images and a specific letter. The first letter of their name, to be exact. Other things to search for: food, a place, plant life, an animal, a place and a random thing!

E is for Evan

We recently started a two part project, “A Fox in his habitat”. The first part involved a step by step on how to draw a Fox. First they draw it out with pencil and then use oil pastels to trace and fill. They drew a few more foxes in their art journals as well.  We cut them out and will create the background of the habitat on a separate piece of paper in a spectacular way the next time we meet in our creative space. **We didn’t get a chance to meet this week because of the power outage!