ART SHOW
MAY 2010
MRS. DUBECKY ____________
STANDING FIGURES
GRADE THREE
Materials: Cardboard tubes, cardboard, foil, paper mache, cloth, foam, tempera paint
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FOREGROUND MIDDLE GROUND AND BACKGROUND DRAWING OF SOCCER FIELD
GRADE FOUR
Materials: Watercolor and oil pastel
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FACIAL EXPRESSION: SCARED AND SCARY
FALL TREES
PERSPECTIVE ROAD
GRADE 6
Materials: Tempera, Tempera cake, chalk, colored pencil, oil pastel
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SPHERICAL HEADS ORNAMENTS WITH CONICAL HATS
GRADE 1
Materials: Pit balls, oak tag, paper mache, clay, tempera paint, decorative trimmings
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NATIVE AMERICAN TOTEM POLES
GRADE 3
Materials: Cardboard, foil and recycled items, paper mache, tempera paint
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SAILBOATS WITH HUMAN FIGURES
GRADE 5
Materials: BOAT Cardboard, paper mache, tempera paint SAIL: burlap, bamboo, straw, thread, watercolor crayon, FIGURE: wire, wood and bead armature, clay, cloth BASE: Wood
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EGYPTIAN FIGURATIVE SCULPTURE
GRADE 6
Materials: Wire armature stapled to wooden base, aluminum foil, plaster strips, tempera paint, acrylic gloss medium, DECORATIONS: Metal foil, clay, beads. brass wire
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PRINTING WEAVING PROJECT
GRADE FIVE
Materials: WEAVING: Oak tag loom strung thread and woven with yarn and beads
PRINTING: checkerboard color family tempera painting with printing overlay
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YARN MAN
GRADE 4
Materials: Braided yarn, rolled yarn and coiled yarn, pipe cleaners, foil trimmed with fur, cloth and foam
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NEGATIVE POSITIVE PICTURE
GRADE 4
Materials: Cut paper and glue
PRINTING WEAVING PROJECT
GRADE FOUR
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Art show 2010
FROM THE ART ROOM:
CLOTHING
Please remember that we often paint in art. Please encourage your child to wear clothes on art day that will not be a concern if they get stained. An alternative would be to have your child bring a smock from home on art days or to remind your child to borrow a smock from the art room on days that we are painting.
DONATIONS
If you have unneeded materials at home that you think could be used in the art room, please donate them.
VOLUNTEERS
Please consider volunteering in the art room. Some parents come regularly to help during their child’s art class, while others help once a year setting up displays for the annual spring art show. If you are interested, please call Mrs. Dubecky at the school.