Exploring the element of art Texture, you loved using those bumpy plastic plates to create your colorful backgrounds. And then...........what fun you had creating patterns using our leaf stamps and the technique of printmaking. You sure are becoming wonderful artists. These are so beautiful. I am so proud of the work you create. Love these. Add any comments you want about what you liked the best when we did this project.
- Carol (teacher at Waldo Pafford Elementary) on October 30, 2013
I hope your field trip to the Pumpkin Patch today was as great as your imagination was when creating these fantastic drawings!!! I know you can now add some interesting comments here about what you learned and what you saw. Do your pumpkins look like the real thing????? I sure think they do. What a fun drawing project this was for all.
- Carol (teacher at Waldo Pafford Elementary) on October 30, 2013
What fantastic scarecrows! Remember the song too. There was an old scarecrow hanging around. He had a stick up his back to keep him from falling down. He loved to wiggle and he loved to shake. And under the hot hot sun, he would surely bake. Go scarecrow go, go scarecrow go, go scarecrow go go go go go!
- Carol (teacher at Waldo Pafford Elementary) on October 25, 2013
What fun we had using what we learned about lines, shapes, and primary colors to make these awesome and beautiful paintings! I am so proud of each budding artist! Love these!
- Carol (teacher at Waldo Pafford Elementary) on October 25, 2013
What wonderful work created by all my fantastic and creative Kinders! Look at the amazing composition! Beautiful use of colors too. Putting together geometric shapes to make something NEW! And all by yourself.....GREAT JOB! Parents, each child had to make sure that no window or roof was the same color as the house. They used their thinking skills when sorting through the materials to make sure they achieved that objective. So proud of each one.
- Carol (teacher at Waldo Pafford Elementary) on September 20, 2013
