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School Gallery
Artwork Exhibits - this school year (since July 2014)
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Jan 2015, taught by Amy Kratochvil
The kindergartners have been learning about different types of lines. Please ask them to show you their "Line Ninja" mov ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Besides the art we make for our Art Book, we sometimes have time for extra projects. This cut-paper collage was inspired ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Amy Kratochvil
We used texture plates and crayons to make a colorful quilt for this sleeping baby.
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
After learning about perspective, vanishing points and converging lines, the 5th graders took all that knowledge and mad ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
ART SHOW PROJECT! The fourth graders learned about Picasso's many rooster paintings and tried their hand at Cubism, whil ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Rainbow Fish is a story about the joy of sharing. We each made our own fish and then shared all the colorful scales with ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Our first graders learned about the French painter, Paul Cezanne, and how he created many still-life paintings that incl ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
These stunning sunrises were created with watercolors and...blue painter's tape! Ask your 4th grader how they made this ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Give these kids a hand!!! They did a great job creating an abstract painting and then camouflaging their hand into the f ...
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Jan 2015, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Just paper and glue make these adorable snowmen!
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
A paper plate, a paper bowl, and oodles of cotton balls were used to create these portraits of polar bears.
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Dec 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
You will find a surprise inside these wreaths when they come home!
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Our third graded completed this printmaking unit with white ink, styrofoam and colored pencils. Great job!
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
While integrating a Language Arts lesson, the 6th graders created these stunning value drawings of their homes. They wor ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
After choosing a postcard of a famous, or not-so-famous, painting - the 5th graders recreated it on Shrinky Dink plastic ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The first graders learned that the "tri" part of the word tripod means three and that "pod" means feet. They used metall ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Third graders did a great job rolling all these coils and glazing these ceramic vessels.
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Shanahan's Coffee Shop in Mukwonago donated a huge pile of cardboard to the Art Room and we used it for this printmaking ...
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Line Lions - 1
(56 artworks)
Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Our first graders made these lions completely out of lines - straight lines, zig zag lines, curved lines! Tempera paint ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
We learned about the proportions of the human face and how to add cartoon features to show different emotions.
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The 6th graders recreated a famous painting with colored pencils and researched an artist's life story. They combined t ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Oil pastels and tempera paints created some nice contrasting textures on these winter scenes starring cardinals. Please ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The kindergartners create an amazing Art Book that includes all their projects from the year. Each page focuses on an ar ...
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Nov 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
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Nov 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Our first graders have the blues! Every tint and shade of blue, that is! They learned the correct way to hold a ruler to ...
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
After the 1st graders finished their painting, we photographed it with the iPad, put it in the Percolator app and made t ...
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Dec 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
We mixed our Secondary Colors (orange, green, purple) by stamping pool noodles all over three papers. Then, we took thos ...
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Do you know the: primary colors, secondary colors, warm colors, cool colors, and a tint/shade family? The 2nd graders do ...
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Using our ColorEffect app on the iPad, the 2nd graders focused in on their favorite color family from their abstract col ...
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Stamping forks with white psint created these spikey cactus needles.
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Nov 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
This collage of New York City uses a combination of tissue papers and construction paper.
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Oct 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
Who would have thought a tissue and some chalk pastels could make these beautiful mountain ranges?
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Oct 2014
I am so proud of these kiddos! They came up with great ideas for the Midnight Magic poster contest! Keep your fingers cr ...
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Oct 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
These amazing zentangles were created with Sharpie and a LOT of imagination!
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The 4th graders learned about the life and work of Vincent van Gogh and his many paintings that included sunflowers. Us ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The 3rd graders were introduced to the life and work of Andy Warhol and his style of Pop Art. They used colored pencils ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The second graders were inspired by autumn as they created these fall apples and Halloween pumpkins with clay.
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The kindergartners create an amazing Art Book that includes all their projects from the year. Each page focuses on an ar ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The kindergartners create an amazing Art Book that includes all their projects from the year. Each page focuses on an ar ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The kindergartners create an amazing Art Book that includes all their projects from the year. Each page focuses on an ar ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Our 6th graders traveled to the taiga biome of Europe and discovered a great variety of owls. The owl’s feathery textur ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The 5th graders created these beautiful paintings of bamboo after learning some basic brush strokes.
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
The fifth graders chose an initial and filled it up with their personal interests, hobbies, and favorite things. They us ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
These monsters were created with only three colors of tempera paint. The 4th graders had to be really creative as they m ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
After learning about the Indian tradition of "mehndi", the third graders used patterns and designs to create these marke ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Pattern, pattern and more patterns! Whew! The second graders were busy learning how to make "bubble" letters and how to ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Using watercolors, tempera paint, stamps and crayons (whew!), the 1st graders made these fall trees.
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Using a LOT of clear glue and a variety of marbles, beads and gems, we made these stunning suncatchers.
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
Can you believe this is just chalk dust, on the surface of water? First, we scraped a piece of chalk with a plastic knif ...
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Oct 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
TAB, Teaching For Artistic Behaviors, is a small group setting where students can be inspired, choose materials, work th ...
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Sep 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
These beautiful fall trees were made by stamping with corks.
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Sep 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
For our first piece of art, we painted real leaves with paint, flipped them over and used them as a stamp.
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Aug 2014, taught by Mrs. Kratochvil
All of our SUPER students made a SELF-PORTRAIT using a monochromatic color scheme (which is fancy art talk for "only one ...
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Oct 2014, taught by Amy Kratochvil
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Artwork Exhibits - last school year (July 2013 - June 2014) Artwork Exhibits - 2 years ago (July 2012 - June 2013) Artwork Exhibits - 3 years ago (July 2011 - June 2012) Artwork Exhibits - 4 years ago (July 2010 - June 2011) Artwork Exhibits - 5 years ago (July 2009 - June 2010) Artwork Exhibits - 6 years ago (July 2008 - June 2009) Artwork Exhibits - 7 years ago (July 2007 - June 2008) Artwork Exhibits - 8 years ago (July 2006 - June 2007) Artwork Exhibits - 9 years ago (July 2005 - June 2006) Artwork Exhibits - 10 years ago (July 2004 - June 2005) Artwork Exhibits - 11 years ago (July 2003 - June 2004)
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| Ranking |
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all | elem | mid | high |
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2315 artworks |
#12 |
#248 |
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838 fanclub members |
#6 |
#193 |
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374 comments |
#3 |
#112 |
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71 artist statements |
#39 |
#683 |
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#6 |
#123 |
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2313 artworks |
#12 |
#212 |
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834 fanclub members |
#7 |
#177 |
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374 comments |
#3 |
#101 |
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70 artist statements |
#26 |
#426 |
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#5 |
#103 |
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#1679 |
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#23 |
#836 |
counts updated daily, last updated today at 4:02 am
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School Awards & Honors
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2013-2014 Leadership Award
Ranked #10 in Wisconsin (#106 in the nation) for overall participation among all schools
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2013-2014 Comments Award
Ranked #4 in Wisconsin (#68 in the nation) for comments posted among all schools
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2013-2014 Leadership Award
Ranked #9 in Wisconsin (#97 in the nation) for overall participation among elementary schools
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2013-2014 Fan Clubs Award
Ranked #9 in Wisconsin (#165 in the nation) for fan club signups among elementary schools
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2013-2014 Comments Award
Ranked #4 in Wisconsin (#59 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 ...
| Reese - Your artwork continues to impress. I love these beautiful mittens and the snowflakes surrounding them. Love, Momleft for Reese2139 | | Those look like cozy mittens that would fit your hands perfect nice job Reese!!!
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written by Brendan3165 | | When I made it it was very hard. It took almost 7 days to dry. It is made of clay. I also used copper paint and silver paint. Again it took 7 days to dry.written by Brendan3165 | | It is blue. It has shapes on it. Everyone will like it even the ones I don't know.written by Brendan3165 |
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