Time for Art!

 Copper Tooling is a fun and sophisticated project that requires relatively few materials. Here is a list of what you will need. -Co...

This is a project that gives students a fun and successful start to the school year. It requires some spatial reasoning skills and you wil...

We started this project by taking a look at the Bamana tribe of Mali, West Africa and their stunning textiles called bogolanfini or mud c...

Robert from Fourth Grade is hard at work on his painting. He took the extra time to add some interesting visual texture by applying small...

For a fun and fairly easy project that requires few supplies, try weaving paper plates. My students loved it. Third grade was the youngest t...

I started this project by showing my students Salvador Dali's famous painting, "The Persistence of Memory".  Most of my studen...

A mosaic project that was originally planned to be 10' X 10' has grown to almost 12' X 40'.  Tiles are the most expensive m...

Finally! Here are the completed alebrijes which were designed and constructed by our 7th and 8th graders over the course of many weeks. If y...

Clay animal rattles really do rattle after they've been fired! Don't forget to poke holes somewhere in your animal so the smoke can ...