Kinder learning to cut, glue and problem solve...
Mrs. Shelton and I love this project! Kinder is learning fine motor skills with scissors and glue...we are getting there! Every single expression is hilarious!๐๐๐๐๐
1st grade demonstrating the difference between 2D and 3D...
THIS! You could have heard a pin drop for the entire 50 minutes! Wow total engagement ='s Zen moment for this teacher. Itโs incredible to see how they used their creativity and problem-solving skills to find new ways of adding strips of paper to their sculptures, creating impressive curls, bends, and loops. Try this at home!
3rd Grade and 3D weaving...interesting to say the least!
We are using recycled magazines and cardboard to create a messy weave of sorts. This is a great lesson in seeing something through. Don't underestimate your art project until its complete!
4th grade AEF plate project
Each year 4th graders design and complete a "plate" project. The winning design is chosen by the Arlington Education Foundation and the winning artist gets to transfer their design onto a ceramic plate to be auctioned off to raise $$ for the foundation. More to come...
6th graders are having to really think...
6th grade artists are embarking on a three-week, choice-based project themed 'From Beginning to the End.' They can interpret and express this theme using any medium available in our art room, including drawing, painting, collaging, or working in three dimensions.
It is an absolute joy to teach your children art this year. Their creativity and enthusiasm make each day in the classroom inspiring. Having the opportunity to teach them over multiple years allows me to really get to know them as individuals, which makes watching their growth even more rewarding. I am constantly amazed by their unique perspectives and the beautiful work they create. Your support at home is evident in their confidence and willingness to explore new ideas. Thank you for entrusting me with this special role in their lives.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Hamm