2nd Grade - Musical Painters

The second grade class listened to a variety of music and painted what they heard in the songs. They also did this exercise with their eyes closed with crayons. The finished paintings were all unique and resembled the rhythms in the songs. And they all had so much fun! Success? I think yes!

4th Grade Class Mass Gift - To symbolize offering Gold for the Epiphany Liturgy

Happy New Year!

Kindergarten Cardinals & 1st Grade Birch Trees Bulletin Board

...with help from a fantastic 7th grade student!

Ms. Seckel Won the Raffle at the Diocesan Teacher's Conference! Here is a student getting the first sneak peak of the Architect Kit :)

6th Grade - Self Portrait from Mirror

6th Grade Drawing - Zentangles

- 6th Grade Drawing Class -

Zentangles

What is a Zentangle?

According to founders Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas, “Zentangle is an easy-to-learn,

relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing structured patterns. Almost

anyone can use it to create beautiful images. It increases focus and creativity, providing

artistic satisfaction along with an increased sense of personal well-being. The Zentangle®

method is enjoyed all over this world across a wide range of skills, interests and ages.”

8th Grade - Graffiti & Abstract inspired Collaborative Art

2nd Grade - Angel Wings, A Collaborative Project

Angel Wings

By 2nd Graders

In preparation for this project, the 2nd grade religion class tried to imagine what an angel looks like, or remember what one looks like if they’ve ever seen one. Then, they made their own drawing of an angel and the class discussed the similarities and differences among each others angels.

One similarity all of the angels had were of course, angel wings.

In art class, the 2nd grade learned about color value and how to paint a color gradient. Next, they learned how to draw the shape of a feather on their color value paintings, as well as a variety of patterns. They made additional painted patterned papers to use for this project. Lastly, the 2nd grade cut out their feathers and patterned papers then glued them as a class to create the shape of angel wings.

All of these 2nd graders are angels, aren’t they?!