The past few days, our Kennerly "elves" have been busy creating holiday ornaments to send to Joplin as part of "One School, One Cause." During Art class, fifth-graders met with their second-grade buddies to design, paint, and glitter heart ornaments. Later, some fifth-grade students helped hot glue them to sticks the fourth-graders painted in their homerooms. We hope they will spread hope and cheer during a difficult holiday season. Happy Holidays!
Welcome to Mrs. Mikolajczak's Art Room blog! On this blog, you can find out what we're learning here at Kennerly in Art class, check out photos of our awesome artwork, and hear about special Art events. Thanks for visiting!
Wednesday, December 7, 2011
Tuesday, November 8, 2011
Fifth Grade Castle Sculptures
Fifth Grade Castles
We created paper castle sculptures in fifth grade to learn about architecture and paper sculpture with tabs. After we designed the structures, we decorated with construction paper crayons, scraps, stickers, and fake spider webs. Some students even added working drawbridges! Check out our slideshow:
http://www.kizoa.com/slideshow/d2045585k5457382o1/fifth-grade-castle-sculptures
We created paper castle sculptures in fifth grade to learn about architecture and paper sculpture with tabs. After we designed the structures, we decorated with construction paper crayons, scraps, stickers, and fake spider webs. Some students even added working drawbridges! Check out our slideshow:
http://www.kizoa.com/slideshow/d2045585k5457382o1/fifth-grade-castle-sculptures
Friday, November 4, 2011
First Grade Artist Character Art Display!
The character-inspired artwork that first grade students created in Art class will be on display during the Holiday Reading Festival at Crestwood Court (the old Crestwood Mall, closest to the LensCrafter entrance). The festival will take place on Friday, December 2 (11am-8pm), Saturday, December 3 (10am-5pm), and Sunday, December 4 (12-5pm). In addition to the Art display and book fair, there will be visits from Clifford the Big Red Dog and Bruce Degen, the creator of the Magic School Bus series. If you would like more information, please email Mrs. Mikolajczak.
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Bobble Heads in Fourth Grade
In fourth grade Art, we created bobble heads. We started by watching a demonstration and brainstorming with sketches. Then, we made two sculptures: one for the head and one for the body. After they were fired and painted, Mrs. Mikolajczak added a spring to connect the heads and bodies. Bobble on!
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