Artsy Educator

Friday, December 21, 2012

Sweet Polar Bears by the Second Graders

Students made these adorable polar bears from model magic.

Posted by Jill at Friday, December 21, 2012

Email This BlogThis!Share to X Share to Facebook Share to Pinterest

No comments:

Post a Comment

Newer Post Older Post Home

View mobile version

Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom)

Welcome!

Thanks for visiting my student art blog! Ideas for projects come from everywhere (books, other blogs, my brain) and I'm proud to display the beautiful art done by my creative & artistic students!

About Me

Jill: Ninth year educator teaching sixth grade in a charming New Hampshire town. Helping students to reach their ultimate potential is my passion! I am married with two dogs and I like to run, swim, sew, and create. I also love to bake, incorporating creativity into my recipes.

View my complete profile

Popular Posts

Kokopelli Watercolors

For our annual Read Across America day, I worked with a group of teachers and students to learn all about the southwestern region of the Uni...
Fossils

The sixth grade students used plasticine in a paper plate to create object (shells, rocks, etc.) indentations that resembled fossils. Next, ...
Wire Sculptures

The fifth graders continued their study of the human body in science with a human proportions study in art. After sketching body proportions...
Model Magic Stamped Trees by the Third Graders

Third graders shaped their trees, then used Cuttlebug folders to stamp patterns into them. After watercolor painting and applying glaze, the...
Pastel Animals in Hiding

For Square 1 Art (fundraiser), the third graders made these beautiful pastel animal pictures. They drew an animal, colored it in with oil pa...
Give Our Grandparents a Hand!

Every student in the school has created a beautiful piece of artwork on their own handprint, dedicated to their grandparents. Each grade use...
Third Graders on the Move

This student created a picture of herself, swimming. This student used the template twice to show herself and a friend playing baseball...
Spring Flowers

We had to take advantage of the 85 degree weather today! The first graders studied and sketched flowers in the school courtyard. They looke...
Art in Motion

At the beginning of class, the fourth graders and I discussed ways that you can show movement or action in art. The students then drew a fig...
Edible Art in Art Club

For our final art club, we talked about the art of food presentation, and then made sushi. When I told the kids I'd brought them raw fis...

Search This Blog

Blogroll

Blogger news

Home

Awesome Inc. theme. Powered by Blogger.