Thursday, September 28, 2017

Egyptian Art




Disclaimer: This post was from the 2016-2017 school year.

Vocabulary:
Egyptian
Papyrus
Profile
Hieroglyphics

Making papyrus from ripped up pieces of brown butcher paper and glue.  Oh, so messy but oh, so much fun!



Creating Egyptian profiles of gods, goddesses or pharaohs.  Students began by drawing their Egyptian figure then tracing in Sharpie.  Students were then given watercolor paints to work with and add color.

Adventures in Clay

Disclaimer: These adorable clay critters are from the 2016-2017 school year.  

Pinch pot fish - 4th grade

Owl wall hangings - 2nd grade



Ugly Dolls

Disclaimer: This project was from the 2016-2017 school year

Third graders have taken on the adventure in sewing!  More pictures to come as the project gets on its way.


Robot Stamping

Disclaimer: This post was from the 2016-2017 school year

First grade students had a blast making these unique robots.  We began by reading the book, Robot Zombie Frankenstein by, Annette Simon to help gather ideas about the various robot shapes we could use for the robot's frame.  Next, we began to stamp!  Students used cardboard edges and different caps to make circles, squares, rectangles and more.  


The next class, students used pastels to add color to their robots.  We discussed "smudging" techniques to help spread the color within each shape.  The final results are fantastic!