5th Grade Art




5th Graders are making "pop out" cityscapes in the style of James Rizzi.









Enjoy these Pictures of Mrs. Morrow's class working on their Ugly Dolls!











Here are some Pictures of Mr. Hubert's class as they begin sewing their Ugly Dolls. In this lesson we are learning about Complementary Colors, Commercial Design, and sharpening our Fine Motor Skills!













I allowed my 5th Grade classes to vote on the big sculpture project this year and Mrs. DeGennaro's class was the only class to choose, Oaxacan Animal Sculptures, we started them today!
Oaxacca is a state in Southern Mexico that is known for producing these beautiful folk art sculptures!




 Here are some pictures of the students researching images of their chosen animals at the library. They have the option of sculpting a real animal, a mythological animal, and extinct animal or a made up animal, the sky is the limit!!!!Next week we begin construction!!!!!


















Here are some pictures of Mr.Sulz's class as they work on their Complementary Colored Ugly Dolls!









The 5th Graders have finished their Landscapes!

















5th Graders are creating Metal Tooling Textural Landscapes. They are turning out wonderfully! We are learning how to compose a landscape that has Foreground, Middle Ground, Background, and a Focal Point!


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5th Graders are finishing their Sugar Skulls, check out some from Mr. Sulz's Class!























Some pictures from Mr. Sulz's class as they paint their "Sugar" Skulls.




We are using Claycrete




Mr. Sulz Class Skulls



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5th Graders have finished their One Point Perspective Projects and are Starting Sculpture!
We are learning about Mexico's Days of the Dead Celebration, and creating Personalized, Paper Mache Skulls!



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 As you can see we are working on creating Value using Hatching and Cross Hatching. Our One Point Perspective Projects are almost done and boy are they looking Great!



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5th Grade will be starting off the year with a project on One Point Perspective! We will begin by learning to draw a simple cube in One Point Perspective, and from there learning to create our initials in One Point Perspective! The fun of drawing in perspective is that you learn to transform a two dimensional shape into a three dimensional form!




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5th Grade is starting the year off with an M.C.Escher inspired Tessellation project. The students began the project with a PowerPoint that introduced them to the artist M.C. Escher and the art of Tessellations. The students then created their own Pattern and added design details as well as color. They are turning out beautifully. I will post pictures as soon as they are finished!