What mood are you in today?

After reading "Glad Monster, Sad Monster" the K-2nd graders made their own mood monsters. You should be able to tell how their mood monsters are feeling depending on its color. When you see a blue painting does it make you more sad than a painting with bright yellow colors? When Pablo Picasso was really sad he painting only with blue colors! When Miss Reardon gets mad does her face turn red ?! ;-) Colors can show different moods.

Artwork by Joseph B and Kayla W
Artwork by Reggie

Artwork by Jherrone and Heaven

Artwork by Robert and Nygel

Artwork by Eddie, Daion, and Chyna

Artwork by Briannah, Eron, and Latricia

Day One of ISATS and Dr. Seuss' B-day

We love words like Dr. Seuss, so in art we put it to use! The past couple weeks, Fernwood students have been using letters and words in their art class. Dr. Seuss was our inspiration.
Artwork by Andre, Kayla, Robert, and no name **click for close-up**

Artwork by Kenya

Artwork by Demesha and Tejuan

Artwork by Matthew, Nateyah, Kenya, Calvin


Artwork by Savannah and Iyana
Artwork by Autumn

Fernwood's Metra Safety Posters

Metra Safety Posters are due this weekend. Congratulations to those students who completed their posters after school today!

Artwork by Robert

Artwork by Janeia

Artwork by Letasha

Artwork by Makayl

Artwork by Kenya

Artwork by Chante

Artwork by Kiara L

Artwork by Silvia

Not So Scary Scarecrows

The second graders made scarecrows using geometric shapes. As always the students put their own style into the same basic instructions. I had a few buttons, but only enough for one per student. The next day I found 2 huge jars of buttons, of course! Next year we will use the buttons, hay, clothe, and make scarecrows version2.0 :-)


Artwork by Robert
Artwork by Willie

Artwork by Marquis