The Very Hungry Caterpillar

Kindergarten students listened to The Very Hungry Caterpillar by Eric Carle. Students painted a piece of white paper green and added colorful dots to the green paper. Next time, students traced 5 circles to the back of the green paper. Students cut out the circles and arranged them onto large construction paper. Students also used construction paper scraps to create the caterpillars head. At last, students used construction paper crayons to create the feet and "fuzzies" along the caterpillar's back.

Superheroes and Villans

Fifth grade students first drew a stick figure, then added muscles to give their creation some mass. Then students added clothing to complete their superheroes and villans.

Patterned Weavings

Fifth grade students wove these patterned weavings.

Desert Landscapes with Warm Colors

Second grade students created the silhouette of a desert landscape using black oil pastel. Students then used tempera cakes in a warm color scheme to create the sun setting sky.

The Dot

First grade students listened to The Dot by Peter H. Reynolds and created their own dot inspired art work using wine corks and plastic cups.

Glue Resist Fish with Warm or Cool Colors

Second grade students drew a fish with white glue. Once the glue was dry students chose a warm or cool color scheme for their fish. They colored in the fish's color scheme with oil pastels and chose the opposite color scheme for the background.