Our fourth grade students created amazing watercolor paintings of a soil profile, as they are learning about soil profiles in science. These turned out fantastic!
Our first grade students did a fantastic job on their silhouettes! We used watercolors and black tempera paint.
Our third grade students learned how to draw hippos. They did a fantastic job! Hippos live in rivers such as the Nile, and we have been learning about different rivers in our social studies classes. Great job third grade!
For our first painting class in Kindergarten, our student painted some beautiful sego lilies, our state flower!
For the Egyptian unit that our sixth grade just learned about, we did some fun Egyptian portraits on gold scratch board. Come see the bulletin board in the art room!
Our Fourth grade students have been learning about the different environmental regions of Utah. We learned about the Great Basin collared lizard and painted it in its natural environment. Great job fourth grade!
In Fourth grade last week we studied a painting by Norwegian artist Edvard Munch called The Scream. We had a great time making our own versions of the scream!
We are learning about heat and light in third grade, so we talked about warm and cool colors and the contrast they create. Then we made a contrasting picture using warm and cool colors. This lesson is from artprojectsforkids.org
For our back to school self-portraits, we looked at the artist Amedeo Modigliani's work. We did our self portraits in the style of Modigliani, with elongated necks and features. We used oil pastels.
Our fourth graders reviewed some art skills and vocabulary from last year as we practiced drawing crazy birds. We talked about overlapping and depth. This lesson is from Deepspacesparkle.com.
We had our Second annual Gallery Stroll on Thursday night! It was a great night and the student performances were great! We had about 719 people show up, as well as the art truck from Project 337. Great job Summit Students!
