Fifth and Sixth Grade combined optical illusion Art with ROYGBIV and Whaalaahhh 😍👏🏽
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Wonder
Grade 4 IB PYP “All About Me” unit. This Art project was inspired by RJ Palacio’s book “Wonder”. Students created self-portraits inspired by the illustration of the book cover. They then used a variety of adjectives to describe them. We saw clips of the movie, talked about bullying and how being different should be celebrated and not looked down upon. Groundbreaking for a culture where individuality isn’t really the norm.

Save the Koalas 🐨 ❤️🙏🏽 4️⃣ 🇦🇺
My Grade 3’s learning about the element of art “Value”. After discussing the brush fires in Australia they did a guided drawing activity of a Koala. They developed skills in shading and blending using charcoal, oil pastels, and acrylic paints. Watercolors were used to paint the background. Leaves were drawn by observation, value was added using oil pastels then pasted as the last step. 😍🐨❤️🇦🇺









All About Me
This was an IB PYP Unit. My students took their time and learned so many elements and principles of art in this transdisciplinary unit. I’m obsessed 😍 Grade 4 & 5


















Owls 🦉 Grade 1

Grade 1 collage and painted owls 















Grade 2 Lines Lesson “Crazy Hair”

Students developed skills in drawing and painting. Students learned how to use the lines of design in a portrait.
Indian Corn 🌽 Grade 4
Developing Drawing, Blending, Shading, and design skills.

Final project 
Coloring and blending 
Grade 4 
Blending colors 
Tracing their drawing with a sharpie 
Coloring using colored pencils 
Blending and shading using colored pencils 
Water colors were used and then students used a sharpie and added Zen-tangles to the background. 
Grade 4 Indian Corn
Monsters Love Colors

After reading the book we went over our primary and secondary colors.
Students then became monsters 🤭and scribbled all over their paper using two primary colored markers to make a secondary color.
They saw the magic ✨when they added water and painted over their scribbled paper. Once dried we used the secondary color oil pastels and applied “Lines”.
Then we made the two colored monsters that made the secondary color or “Magic” happen.
A great layered lesson to introduce colors and lines.

Grade 1 Student Work



So Yellow and red make Orange!!
YESSSS!!!!





I am…








I LOVE THIS!!!


Haunted Houses














































































