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August 23, 2013

Dynamics, Beat, and Rhythm!!

Students performed movements demonstrating the dynamics of "Supercalifragilisticexpealadocious."



 
 
Students played various instruments, including small cymbals and rhythm sticks, to demonstrate rhythm along with different songs.




 

 

 
 
 
 
4th graders performed movements to represent a steady 2-count beat to an old sea shanty work song.
 


 
  

August 14, 2013

First week of school!!

Well, our first full week of school is underway, and we have now reached "Hump Day!"  Hopefully, all the kiddoes (old and new) will get over the hump quite nicely. This first week, we are learning all about lines (or as one of my new little kindergartners said "LIONS!!  I love lions!!).  Hey, that was close, right??!!  Anywho, we talked all about the 3 types of lines (straight, curvy, and zigzag), as well as the 3 line directions (horizontal, vertical, and diagonal). We looked at artwork and found each type of line. And then we use our new-found knowledge to create artwork containing all 3 types of lines. Here are some of my students hard at work.




















  

March 26, 2013

Elementary PAC Art Show

 Several students were chosen from Central to attend the juried elementary art exhibit at the PAC recently.  Shown here in front of their artworks are Riann and Zach. 
 Kaci Beth seems amused with the excitement of the night!!
Michelle is all smiles while showing off her artwork!! 
 Aidan was proud to show his family his coyote button collage. 
 Taylor was all smiles for the camera, his parents, and me.  
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March 21, 2013

Conservation Art Winner!

 Sarah R. was selected as district-wide winner of the Conservation Art Contest.  Congratulations, Sarah!! 
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March 20, 2013

Appalachian Drama

 This week students are acting out traditional Appalachian dramas based on folktales passed down from one generation to the next.
 
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March 11, 2013

Oh, Appalachian Mts. - Where I Long To Be!!!

 This week students began studying the Appalachian culture.  We began our unit with listening to Appalachian music and playing traditional instruments. 
 
 
 
 
 
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