Tuesday, February 16, 2010

Middle School Tee Shirts from Africa


Modeling African Tee Shirts

Keela Dates, founder of Reason2Smile, a support organization for Jambo Jipya, a school in Kenya for orphaned and at-risk children, returned from her latest trip to Kenya bringing with her the tee shirts each African student designed for the Parker student who had made a shirt for them.
Our students were the ones with the smiles as they received their unique art work, put them on and modeled for the camera.

Middle School Finished Food Sculpture


Pretzels with mustard


Burger and fries


Ribs and fries

The food sculpture created by the middle school students looks good enough to eat!

4/5 Dessert Pictures


Drawing desserts


Coloring a cake

With the contemporary artist Wayne Thiebaud in mind, the 4/5s had fun creating their own sumptuous dessert pictures using heavily applied colored pencils on black paper.

4/5 Iroquois Village


Stream running through the village


Another view of the finished village

The 4/5s finished their Iroquois Longhouses, attached clan signs, added people, trees and animals and assembled them into one dynamic village.

2/3 Hudson River Mural


Finished Mural

The finished Hudson River Mural was presented to the New York State Office of Children and Family Services where it will adorn their office wall for all to view.

K/1 Grandma Moses Snow Paintings


Adding final details


Painting snow scenes

K/1 students used our wintery weather and an appreciation for the snow scenes of Grandma Moses to create their own snow paintings.