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parents, volunteers, our kids and our teachers for giving up class time to
help create each of these one-of-a-kind works of art!
Kindergarten:
Daverman, Anderson-AM/PM,
Grant-LASER |
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Ms. Daverman’s Kindergarten Students collaborated with local children’s book illustrator Cary Lassen to create a watercolor and pastel illustration of a tree in full fall colors. This framed print measures approximately 24 x 36. |
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Ms. Anderson's AM & PM Kindergartens The students have created interpretive paintings inspired by Jackson Pollack. Shown are some of the paintings available.
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LASER AM/PM Kindergarten This hand made wood castle (4 feet high by 4 feet wide) was creatively decorated by the class.
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This beautiful "when I grow up" garden
bench has been adorned with tiles created by each child. The tiles depict
what they would like to be when they grow up. A one-of-a-kind treasure!
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Ms. Keith's 1st Grade The students in Ms. Keith's class have learned the art of glass blowing! Corey Hubbell, a Laurelhurst-student's uncle, taught them how to create this beautiful masterpiece at his studio in Redmond. They have created 26 colorful glass balls plus a larger ball created by Ms. Keith. They are displayed in a beautiful glass bowl that was created and signed by the artist. Corey Hubbell has blown glass for over 16 years and has worked with many established Northwest artists including Dale Chihuly. |
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Ms. Carroll's 1st Grade Add this colorful Smith and Hawken birdbath to your garden. Ms. Carroll’s class learned to identify and draw each part of a dragonfly. Then, each child used pencil to draw his/her own dragonfly on a three-inch ceramic tile. The children then painted their dragonflies to create this one-of-a-kind garden decoration. |
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This framed compilation of artwork and
stories was created by students during the Wampanoag studies.
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Ms. Blair's 2nd Grade Each child in the class embossed an original flower design onto a copper tile. The tiles are artfully arranged to create a beautiful frame for a mirror. Across top, L to
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Blair's 2nd Grade (below) With the guidance of Kim Newall, each child created a line drawing of a flower which they colored in the computer lab. Nine flower drawings are matted and framed together creating a beautiful collage of flowers. |
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Collage at right:
Grant, Ty, Formosa
Emerson, Johanna, Colin
Kianah, Emilie, Alex
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Collage at left:
Maureen, Kelly, Hariz
Joseph, Julia, Samantha
Robert, Brett, Johanna
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Ms. Kyono's 2nd Grade "The Heart of Room 4." Each child created a unique heart shaped art piece out of metal, (copper or aluminum) using embossing techniques. The hearts are mounted on a beautifully painted background and framed in 2 identical frames. (Only 1 shown.) |
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Mr. Anderson's 3rd Grade |
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Mrs.
Hethcote's/Mrs.Knappe's
3rd Grade
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Don't Bug Me!
This series of scientific insect drawings was created by the students with
the help of our artist in residence, Kim Newell. (2 framed pieces)
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Mr. Pittman's 4th Grade |
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Yellow -trimmed set:
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Mrs. Reams' 4th
Grade The students in Mrs. Reams' class reflected their knowledge of Impressionism through painting. The Van Gogh-inspired paintings were then photocopied with all their brilliant color and textures and sewn into a quilt. Each student has artwork in the quilt. Sunflowers and Starry Night.
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Ms. Backenstose's
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Howard's 5th Grade Each child created their own fused glass tile with instruction from local glass artisan Bill Ayers. The tiles were fused together to create a striking 18-inch square platter. This glass piece is vibrant (photos don't do it justice) and would make a wonderful centerpiece or wall hanging.
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Mrs. Jambor's 5th Grade Each child created their own fused glass tile with instruction from local glass artisan Bill Ayers. The tiles were fused together to create a striking 18-inch square platter. This glass piece is vibrant (photos don't do it justice) and would make a wonderful centerpiece or wall hanging. |
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Each child created their own fused glass tile with
instruction from local glass artisan Bill Ayers. The tiles were fused
together to create a striking 18-inch square platter. This glass piece is
vibrant (photos don't do it justice) and would make a wonderful
centerpiece or wall hanging.
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