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Leaves
Summer tree
Winter tree
spring tree
fall tree
In art class, the Kindergarteners learned how the leaves on our trees change from season to season. We read Leaves by David Ezra Stein; a story about a baby bear discovering what happens to leaves our leaves in the fall, winter, spring, and summer. Students learned the technique of watercolor painting to illustrate the leaves of all four seasons. Students also practiced using glue sticks to complete their projects.
Opposites & Symmetry
by Brody Gariepy
by Hunter Mellon
by Tye Hase
by Dimetri Balko
by Savannah Glaister
by Jolie Ake
Students learned about the word "symmetrical" where some things on one side are the same as another. Students were able to practice their skills with scissors and glue while trying to make symmetrical designs with opposite colors.
Crazy Chameleons
By Carson Kienitz
by Elizabeth Wing
by Trinity
The kinders were read the story "Mixed Up Chameleon" by Eric Carle. Students discovered why chameleons change colors. Students also discovered that these reptiles have bumpy skin. Using legos to stamp paint, students made their own "textured" chameleon skin. The kinders practiced using stencils, tracing, cutting, and gluing to create their chameleons. Extra details were up to each students and were added with marker.
Spooky Halloween Paintings
by Ryan Vining
by Alex Henry
by Bailey Corcoran
The kinders learned how to paint with their mouths to create spooky halloween paintings. Using a straw, students blew black paint onto colored paper. Then, students were asked what kind of halloween images they could find in their paintings. After deciding what their painting was about, they blew even more black paint on it.
Letters and Shapes
Students practiced identifying various geometric shapes. Students practiced drawing these shapes and used scissors to cut them out of the colored paper. The first letter of each student's name was used as a background and the shapes were pasted on to form a letter-shape collage.
by Savannah Lassila
Ms. Sontag's Art Room
Munising Public Schools k-12