Fifth Grade Clay Creations

Fifth grade artists were each able to create a vessle out of clay in the art room! They learned about different clay methods like coil building, slabs, and slipping and scoring. They had to use a combination of all three of these techniques to create a vessel that could hold something else.   Once their …

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Other World Fair Day Projects

Each class is studying a different country for our school’s World Fair Day. In the art room, students created a project  that showed something about the country their class was studying. Some classes looked at the landscapes of their country, others looked at the architecture, the artwork, traditions, products from their country, or famous landmarks. …

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Fifth Grade American Gothic Parodies

Fifth grade artists created their own parody of the painting “American Gothic” by Grant Wood. After learning more about the painting “American Gothic” and what a parody is, each artist used their own ideas to create a new painting that resembled the original painting but changed certain elements to add humor.

Fifth Grade Notan Designs

Fifth grade artists created these square Notan artworks! We learned about positive and negative space in artwork and how some Notan artworks have the positive and negative space complete each other. Each artist started with a square and cut designs from each side, they saved their pieces and glued them in reverse outside of the …

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Fifth Grade Mixed Media Collage

Fifth grade artists looked at the collage artworks of Romare Bearden in art class.  We looked at how elements of jazz music could be seen in a visual way in his artwork of musicians. Each artist created their own mixed media collage that showed an experience from their life.  They changed or exaggerated certain features …

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Fifth Grade Low-Relief Sculptures

Fifth grade artists have been learning about BALANCE in the art room! We learned about symmetrical and asymmetrical balance and learned about how different shapes, sizes, colors, and patterns can have a different visual weights. Our goal was to balance this visual weight using one type of balance. We looked at the artist Camille Walala …

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