Lower School Art Gallery                      

Square One Art and P.I.E. introduced new meaning to the word fundraiser for our school.
In the art room, our lower school artists worked on their original creations based on chosen themes.

These themes lent themselves to focusing on the Mass Visual Arts frameworks and allowed for intriguing subject matter for the projects.

Each grade level tuned into curriculum that integrated the elements of art and principles of design.

Please enjoy our brand new FRCS Art Gallery, a sampling of the many varied and individual interpretations on a theme or focused lessons on a skill!

            

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Kindergarten Selected wallpaper borders to frame their creative works of line design using white craypas on black backgrounds.  They were also introduced to crayon rubbing skills, and they practiced their scissor skills while making fall leaf collages.  Colorful garden frogs were created when the Kindergarten students were introduced to Monet. Early reader "Six Sticks" prompted our craft stick project creating terrific Tigers.
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Grade One "Drawing with scissors" - introduced the Grade 1 Students to Matisse, they created their fall Trees using this technique. Using a variety of materials Grade 1 created interesting wooden Spelling Puppets.  Becoming illustrators of their own alphabet books students using their first initial selected an animal of the same and with crayons worked on imaginate illustrations.

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Grade Two Using their imagination, created "magical wands" working with craft sticks, twizees, beads & woodies, wishes do come true! They also studied texture, color and form which led to fall 'leaf rubbings' using neon papers and compressed chalk.  Using Model Magic the students sculpted colorful dinosaurs.  Reviewing the color wheel and working on a radial design Grade 2 made tye dye water color works of art.

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Grade Three Studied line design, balance and patterns; students then "scratched away" the black ink to design their original works.  "Please Don't Bug Me" door hangers, using foam pieces they designed lady bugs, caterpillars and butterflies, acrylic paints are the finishing touch!

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Grade Four Students created television cabinets and potential 'logo's' for a brand new reality show on T.V. Land using their knowledge of line, shape, color, texture, pattern balance and unity in a co-operative learning style environment.
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Grade Five

School photos lent itself to a perfect frame, they used line, texture, design and form to create 'frameworks'.  Studied radial design which brought us the symmetry, pattern and balance that pleases the eye.

 
 

                                                                

                            Kindergarten                                            Grade One                                             Grade Two

                                                     

                               Grade Three                                         Grade Four                                                Grade Five