Pedersen K

Students experimented with the primary colors to combine red and yellow paint to make an orange pumpkin. Then, we learned about different shapes to create a Jack-O-Lantern. 

Students created a ladybug painting using the primary and secondary colors. The two primary colors on the ladybug's wing were mixed to create the new secondary color on the ladybug's body. 

Students studies the warm and cool colors and created a stained glass-like mixed media project using oil pastels and watercolors. 

Students practiced symmetry painting in this multi-step butterfly project. Our emerging artists folded their paper in half, and then squeezed paint on only one side.  The paper was folded again to transfer the paint onto the other side, making a perfectly symmetrical design. All of the incredible details were added after: black coloring, white dots, and antennas. Sponge painting was then done to create the beautiful backgrounds.