Greetings from the art studio!
Spring is finally catching up to the artwork students are
creating in their art learning lab!
Our youngest artists
are finishing ceramic flowers which will be displayed for all to see during the
Spring Concerts before they travel home.
First grade is sculpting ceramic figures to go with their
box town. Children were challenged to
make standing figures. Many have
accessories and pets too!
Second graders are challenged with making artwork which is
personally meaningful and represents their home base- we are connecting to the
baseball themed concert. Students’
unique problem solving and the art of play and experimentation are visually
evident in their work.
Third graders have
been working on illustrations in art class to go with fables they wrote in
their classrooms for many months. Their
art and stories will be on display at the Norman Rockwell Museum with an
opening this Sunday 11am-4pm. All Muddy
Brook families can visit the museum and grounds for free this Sunday!
Fourth graders are creating gargoyles and grotesques along
with gallery cards- see some on display in the case by Nurse Becky’s
office. 3rd and fourth
graders are weaving a techno-color dream coat for their concert too!
The natural world is changing quickly during the spring
season and is a wonderful time to observe with artist’s eyes. Look around for new colors, shapes and textures
everyday as you walk, work and play outdoors.
Artfully yours, Ms. B.
Gabriella and Ian (3G) work on the community weaving.
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