Kandinsky's Circles Inspire Kindergarteners

The kindergarten students viewed many artworks by Wassily Kandinsky. The bright colors were quite an inspiration. Students created circles using a rainbow of crayon colors. The kindergarteners then finished the artworks with vibrant watercolors. 

3rd grade Owls Are Quite A Hoot!

3rd graders recently finished their Black Glue Owl project. For this project, students learned to draw a basic owl design. Each student made many sketches before deciding on a final design. Students traced their drawing in black glue and let it dry completely. Artworks were brought to life with watercolors.

1st grade Cool Penguins with Warm Scarves

Students have been learning about warm and cool colors. Penguins live where it is cold and are sitting on top of a chilly iceberg in the students' artworks. The penguins will stay warm with their cozy scarves on.

Project inspired by Happy Penguins by Deep Space Sparkle

6th grade Value Scales & Paintings

Students have been learning about creating value with black, white, and one color. Mixing paint can be fun but tricky to create a nice graduation of color. Their value scales look amazing.

Students were asked to create a painting including 

5 values of one color.

1st Grade Ice Cream Cones

Students learned about values of a color by creating a big four scoop ice cream cone. A different value of the color was used for each scoop. Students enjoyed painting, cutting, and gluing to create these mouthwatering desserts.

1st grade artists at work.

This project was inspired by Mrs. T's First Grade Class:
http://mrstsfirstgradeclass-jill.blogspot.ca/search/label/Colors