Welcome Amazing Artists! For those of you who don't know me, my name is Mrs. Wagner and I will be coming to your classrooms once a week for art class! I will be bringing art supplies to your classrooms, however, I would also like you to have your own supplies. I am very excited to see you again and can't wait to see what you will create this year! I have attached a list of supplies that you will need this year:
Pencil, eraser
Crayons
Crayola wide tip markers
Glue bottle or glue stick
Scissors
Watercolor 8 color pan set
Paint brush
Large gallon ziplock bag with name and grade to hold supplies
Sharpie marker
Construction paper, assorted colors
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Pre-K Gallery
Literature: "I'm NOT just a Scribble" by Diane Alber. The Pre-K children loved their very first art class! They drew a "scribble person" in their new sketchbooks. As an added treat they glued on bubble eyes!
Literature: "I'm NOT just a Scribble" by Diane Alber. The Pre-K children loved their very first art class! They drew a "scribble person" in their new sketchbooks. As an added treat they glued on bubble eyes!
Kindergarten Gallery
Kindergarten students enjoyed the story "I'm NOT Just a Scribble" by Diane Alber. They drew "scribble people", added lots of color and bubble eyes!
Kindergarten students enjoyed the story "I'm NOT Just a Scribble" by Diane Alber. They drew "scribble people", added lots of color and bubble eyes!
Grade 1 Gallery - "The Dot"
Literature - "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds Startiing with a dot in the center of their page, the children used their imaginations to create a colorful picture!
Literature - "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds Startiing with a dot in the center of their page, the children used their imaginations to create a colorful picture!
Grade 2 Gallery - Skin Tone Rainbow
Literature: "Skin Like Mine" by Latasha Perry Second graders mixed a variety of watercolor skin tones to add to their rainbows! They used lines, shapes and patterns and talked about how God made us all different and unique!
Literature: "Skin Like Mine" by Latasha Perry Second graders mixed a variety of watercolor skin tones to add to their rainbows! They used lines, shapes and patterns and talked about how God made us all different and unique!
Grade 4 Gallery - OP Art Measles
Literature: "It's Me, Marva!" by Marjorie Priceman - Fourth graders had fun creating portraits of Marva. After painting green dots on the back of the portrait they could flip back and forth from the dot side to the portrait side to see the illusion of measles on Marva's face!
Literature: "It's Me, Marva!" by Marjorie Priceman - Fourth graders had fun creating portraits of Marva. After painting green dots on the back of the portrait they could flip back and forth from the dot side to the portrait side to see the illusion of measles on Marva's face!
Grade 5 Gallery Animal Portraits
Students chose a warm or cool color palette for their Tamara Philips inspired animal portraits!
Students chose a warm or cool color palette for their Tamara Philips inspired animal portraits!
Grade 6 Gallery
Modigliani Oil Pastel Self Portraits - Students did a great job drawing a self-portrait in the style of Modigliani, with long, oval faces and elongated necks.
Modigliani Oil Pastel Self Portraits - Students did a great job drawing a self-portrait in the style of Modigliani, with long, oval faces and elongated necks.
Grade 8 Gallery
Eighth graders started off the year with a layered landscape based on the art of American artist Robin Mead. They used bold black lines and bright lively colors.
Eighth graders started off the year with a layered landscape based on the art of American artist Robin Mead. They used bold black lines and bright lively colors.
Grade 8 Autumn Watercolors
