Autumn Owls!

Our class is so talented and energetic! They are always positive and ready to learn and make projects! Great Job Little Artists!

These Owls were SO fun to make!

Here are all our supplies ready to go!

They were all so proud!

Beautiful work, girls!

AWESOME OWLS!

Smiley boys! :)

All our boys working with the play-dough

Ethan

"D"

Owen

Taden

Somehow, I missed getting a picture of the girls working with clay.  I'll get more pictures next class, though. :)  Also, I remembered to take the pictures literally the last 2 minutes of class and missed Peyton.  I'll get you next time, Peyton. :)

Skeletons, Bones, and X-Rays! Oh MY!

We read Skeleton Hiccups today! It's such a fun, spooky book!

Kylee

Titan

Kaylee

Peter

Brielle

Norah

Ashlyn

Kynzlee

Taden

Who Has Bones? We learned about all kinds of things that have bones!

Smile Class!

:)

Pointilism ART!

Mia

Peyton

Anna

Ethan and Owen

Ethan

Owen

Such great Little Artists!

Ethan

Peyton

Beautiful Job, Peyton!

Ashlyn

Ashlyn's Fall Tree!

Ashlyn

Damian and Taden

Smile!

Pointillism is an artistic style that uses dots to create art.

Famous pointilism painting by Seurat

detail from Suerat's painting, La Parade de Cirque (1889), showing the contrasting dots of paint used in pointillism.

Pointillism is a technique of painting in which small, distinct dots of pure color are applied in patterns to form an image. Georges Seurat developed the technique in 1886, branching from Impressionism. The term Pointillism was first coined by art critics in the late 1880s to ridicule the works of these artists, and is now used without its earlier mocking connotation.

In our class, we used q-tips to help us achieve a pointillist look.   Each student made 3 pointillist paintings. The first 2 paintings were experimental and the last we did used fall colors to create a fall tree.   All of our students did a beautiful job!  We have such an AWESOME class!