Parents: Since students are often using their own art supplies, please check with your child to find out if they might need additional supplies. This might be if their crayons are broken, if their markers have dried out, if they have lost supplies. They should have an eraser (separate from their pencil is not reuqired, but often lasts longer.) Students in grades 2-8 should have a sketch book and 2-pocket folder (most of them have this.) Please feel free to contact me with any questions.
Virtual learners, please check out optional project ideas on my Art At Home page.
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We're working safely, creatively, and productively. Here are some examples of what we're doing...
8th grade: Observational drawing (outside!), abstraction like Piet Mondrian
7th grade: Creating form using light and shade
6th grade: Notan paper cutting, positive/negative space
5th grade: Weaving
4th grade: One-point perspective drawing
3rd grade: Organic shapes, blending colors
2nd grade: Pumpkins like Yayoi Kusama
1st grade: Paper sculpture
Kindergarten: Drawing animals using shapes
Pre-K: Lines & shapes, collage
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In case you missed the Spring online art show, you can find it below:
Kat Crowner
Art Teacher
kcrowner@stbl.org