Time for Art!

Here are some of our 8th grade entries for the 2014 Heard Museum Native American Student Art Show and Sale.   Next year I will doc...

Here is a project that was a complete hit with every child. We made clay pendants by stepping onto balls of clay. The variety of designs ...

After hanging on to these little eraser boxes for so long, I finally put them to good use. My Second Graders made shadow boxes with them. ...

Here is a fun and fairly simple project for grades 4 and up. Before beginning the clay part, take time to find the letters that you will ne...

  Sock puppets are fun to make and require only a few supplies. Start by placing a sock of your choice onto your hand to get an idea of w...

Ojo de Dios in its beginning stage.  This is a great project for many ages and calls for just yarn, sticks, and glue or wire.  Popsicle...

  In its simplest terms, a collagraph is a print of a collage. If you're going to use a press it will be best to build your collage on...

Sumi-e or black ink painting seems to be a very calming art project for every age. The elegant simplicity of the natural elements and...

   Third, fourth and fifth grade students sketched wooden mannequins that were placed at each table.   Students focused on usi...