Centers in the art room

Students at Fuller Meadow explored choice-based art at centers. Some explored collage techniques, while others tried out beading, play dough or IPAD art! The students had so much fun!














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Team Building in Art

With 2 12x18" pieces of paper, scotch tape and scissors, which team can build the highest tower? Your tower must stand by itself for at least 5 seconds.














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Winter themed art

Grade 2 just completed Snowmen Closeups. They used primary colors only with white and black to mix all their colors.




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Grade 5 Clay Project

Fifth graders are working on creating a set of 2 containers showing texture. They are designing their pieces with a variety of techniques from pinch pots, to slab construction. Check out these "in progress" pieces...











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Center day at Fuller Meadow!

Students in Mrs. Kennedy's class enjoyed a day of choice-based art at a variety of centers. Students worked at the IPAD center, collage center, beading center or play dough center.














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Here are a few projects currently on display at Fuller Meadow.

K- Gingerbread Boys and Girls
1st- Polar Bears
1st- Weavings
2nd- Fish Prints











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TAB Art! Amazing!!!!!

Conferences

I will be available in the Howe Manning art room (room 329) on Wednesday, December7th from 1:00-3:15, and in the Fuller Meadow art room on Thursday, December 8th, same time. Feel free to drop by or set-up an appointment. Thanks!

TAB art! So exciting!

Recent happenings

   

Teaching for Artistic Behavior

Students in grades 5 and 6 have been creating student driven works of art. They created a planning sheet, are working through their idea and adding a reflection piece to complete their project. Pictures to come...

Celebrating making our mark...

Celebrating Dot Day!!!

Across the grade levels we are making dot art, inspired by Peter Reynold's book, The Dot. This celebration promotes creativity and courage! Students are learning to be artists that try new things, take risks and are innovative. Join us in celebrating by wearing polka dots on September 15th!