Showing posts with label 5th Grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5th Grade. Show all posts

Monday, February 12, 2018

5th Grade

Paper Mache Cakes

  

5th Grade

Line, Wire, Value

    

Wednesday, September 9, 2015

PTO Fundraiser!
All grades are working on our annual fall fundraiser.  
Here are a few of the works in progress!




5th Grade 
Sewing Concentric Circles



Final result ending in 2 pretty cool works!  
Well done, 5th Grade!!!!

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1st Grade 
Butterflies

Each child painted and cut his/her own butterfly.
This work was purchased then donated to a hospital in Houston.

Friday, May 29, 2015

5th Grade

1 Point Perspective


2 Day Project
Students learn to use 1 Point Perspective, line, and color for a dramatic effect!






Sunday, April 7, 2013

5th: Trees Inspired by Loretta Grayson

5th Grade
Trees Inspired by the work of Loretta Grayson



This was a great project with many steps to achieve the final product.  
I think it took about 4-5 class sessions just to complete.  
(12"X12" Paper, Rulers, Skinny Sharpies, Fine Point Sharpies, Black Crayon, Tempera Cake, Colored Pencils)

A work in progress...


Saturday, April 6, 2013

5th Grade
Op Art







We began this project by looking at several pieces of Op Art...lots of Bridget Riley.
We drew our cubes step-by-step together over 2 days.  
Day 1 was the cube itself.  Day 2 was adding the grids.
All in all this took about 4 class sessions to complete.  


5th Grade Pinch Pot Creatures

5th Grade
Pinch Pot Creatures




5th Graders go crazy for this project every year.  I sometimes think I would like to try something else with them.  But, gasp!  I think they would single handedly toss me out of the building.  
They love these, so here ya go...
Clay pinch pot creatures fired & glazed.

Thursday, October 4, 2012

5th Grade - Shoe Contour

5th Grade
Shoe Contour




1st Project of the Year
5th Graders love taking their shoes off during class, so why not let them for a cool project?
Discuss contour lines & have students draw from observation.
Pencils & Sharpies only!