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School Gallery
Artwork Exhibits - this school year (since July 2012)
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May 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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May 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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May 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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Apr 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students learned about color mixing and created monochromatic paintings using their knowledge of tints and shades.
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Apr 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students created unique self-portraits on pizza boxes! Information for the P.T.A Marco's Pizza Night will ...
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Apr 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
First and second grade students analyzed and discussed Georgia O'Keeffe flower paintings. They used her artworks and in ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students learned about clay properties and how to create ceramic sculptures. They used knowledge of clay and glazing pr ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Some students choose to participant in the 2013 Doodle for Google contest!
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Mar 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students explored how to use value to create form in two-dimensional pieces of artwork. They experimented with colored ...
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Mar 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students created monoprints using tempera paints. They then used knowledge of collage to create unique butt ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Second grade students looked at and discussed Gustav Klimt's "Tree of Life" artworks. They then used his artwork as insp ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Third grade students discussed and analyzed different types of Mandalas. Mandalas have spiritual and ritual significanc ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Fifth grade students explored how to use value to create form through this worksheet.
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students looked at artwork created by artist Jim Dine. They then used his artwork as inspiration to create heart drawin ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
First grade students created their own "Starry Night" paintings. They added symmetrical skyscrapers to their painting i ...
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Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students learned how to apply painting using a stippling method. The created snowmen by collaging other ma ...
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Clay Gargoyles
(82 artworks)
Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students learned about various ceramic hand building techniques. They used this knowledge and glazing knowledge to desig ...
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Clay Slab Cats
(50 artworks)
Feb 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students created a clay cat out of a slab of clay. They used knowledge of clay properties and glazing properties to cre ...
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Fish Windsocks
(17 artworks)
Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students created interesting fish windsocks through a special marker technique. They explored how colors m ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Here are a variety of projects that are completed throughout the year by our 5th grade Art Club members.
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students learned about clay and glaze properties. They created their first clay projects by turning pinch pots into flo ...
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Clay Birdbaths
(61 artworks)
Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students used knowledge of clay building and glazing to create unique birdbath sculptures.
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Symbol Batiks
(22 artworks)
Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Students looked at examples of quilting from various cultures. They used these historical artworks as inspiration to cr ...
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
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Jan 2013, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students discussed differences between abstract artworks and realistic artworks. Afterwards, they created ...
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Dec 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students read the book, Where the Wild Things Are. Afterwards, they used model magic to create unique wild things.
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Nov 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students participated in the P.T.A Reflections Project.
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Nov 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students created symmetrical designs inspired by the ancient culture of the Incas. They then used the design to create ...
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Nov 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students created self-portrait paintings from observation.
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Nov 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students read and discussed the artwork in the book, The Way I Feel. They anaylzed how illustrators use colors and diff ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students analyzed artwork by Laurel Burch. They then used her artwork as inspiration to create patterned cats.
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students practice observational drawing skills by creating an interesting composition made up of drawings from wooden ma ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students discussed the artwork of Keith Harring. They then used his artwork as inspiration to create their own "action" ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students created a tropical collage based on sunsets and the silhouettes they might see. They used observa ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
First grade students used observational skills to create a unique tree. They used oil pastels, watercolor paint and tem ...
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Second grade students used knowledge of art elements and principles to create name designs.
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students used cutting, pasting and drawing skills to create unique gumball machines.
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Oct 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students used knowledge of elements and principles of design in order to create unique name designs.
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Sep 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students used knowledge of elements and principles of design in order to create unique name designs.
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Shape Party
(55 artworks)
Sep 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students read the book about shapes and colors. They then used this knowledge to create shape parties! We ...
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Sep 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Students used colored pencils and knowledge of the elements and principles of design in order to create interesting name ...
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Sep 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
Kindergarten students completed interesting designs for their first project as part of the national art installation cal ...
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Sep 2012, taught by Erin Nutter
First grade students participated in the national Pinwheels for Peace art installation project. They explored a variety ...
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Artwork Exhibits - last school year (July 2011 - June 2012)
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| Ranking |
grades: |
all | elem | mid | high |
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2256 artworks |
#39 |
#630 |
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467 fanclub members |
#32 |
#479 |
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176 comments |
#31 |
#419 |
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19 artist statements |
#60 |
#1059 |
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#33 |
#489 |
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2256 artworks |
#33 |
#529 |
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467 fanclub members |
#28 |
#421 |
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176 comments |
#27 |
#369 |
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19 artist statements |
#47 |
#805 |
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#33 |
#439 |
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0 artworks |
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#97 |
#1711 |
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School Awards & Honors
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2011-2012 Comments Award
Ranked #10 in Ohio (#144 in the nation) for comments posted among all schools
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2011-2012 Comments Award
Ranked #9 in Ohio (#131 in the nation) for comments posted among elementary schools
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Student Hall of Fame
Shown are five randomly-selected students who have entered the Hall of Fame this year.
Recent visitor comments ...
| Maria, I love this drawing! Such a beautiful flower! Plus, it came with some great pizza in it! Love, Mommy
-- Lauraleft for Maria3705 | | Olivia, This is a great painting! I love the colors you used, and all the different shapes. You did such a nice job! You should be an artist! Love, Mommy
-- Lauraleft for Olivia8495 | | Maria, This is beautiful! The sky is very pretty and I love the wavy, tropical trees. You are such a great artist!!! Love, Mommy
-- Lauraleft for Maria3705 |
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Recent artist statements ...
| His favorite part of the artwork "that I made this drill on the side and spikes that I made. I liked how I made the different bumps".
His inspiration "that I made it up and until we drew the hand and then I got more ideas".
He would change "he wouldn't change a thing!"
Concepts learned "I was learning how to draw and when Ms. Nutter showed it to me I loved it"
He was surprised by "that I liked the zombie I drew in the corner and that I like the spikes and the zombie is snowboarding".
What he did to create this artwork "I kept thinking and um it took me awhile and then I just started drawing".
written by EfremJeremy1 | | His favorite part of the artwork "I like how I made the tail and the eyes and um and I really wanted to add feet".
His inspiration "When it came out of the kiln and it was shiny and I like how Ms. Nutter showed me".
He would change "some colors like um I would switch and middle green for the blue on the tail".
The concepts learned "the different types of cats and the paper cat that we did that one time".
What surprised him "that it I liked the way it looked when it got out of the kiln and I liked the kiln and I saw it".
To create this artwork "first we started out with a paper cat and then we started ripping pieces off of it and we described how it looked".
Love,
Jeremy & Naester!~written by EfremJeremy1 | | Love the picture! And I love Grandma Jay, Gammie, Uncle Jeff, Uncle Dave, Poppoo, Auntie Ursula.
Her favorite part of the artwork was "crayon and painting and making the hearts too".
Her least favorit part was "crayons because she couldn't find the gold color".
Her inspiration was "making the hearts and the painting".
She would change "the hearts would be squares".
Concepts learned "how to make drawing hearts, drawing a square and painting".
Love ,
Ms. Pearl and Naesterwritten by Ashleigh836 |
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