Fannie E. Proctor Elementary School

Visual Art Brochure

Upcoming Projects & Studies in the Art Room!!

REALISTIC DRAWING AND SHADING

Shading illustrations next to a sign that says: warm, cool, red, orange, blue, green, purple, and yellow colors.

Schedule

9:35-10:15 Kindergarten Dibuono

10:20- 11:00 Grade1 Hennigan/McCabe

11:05-11:45 Grade3 Furey

12:30-1:10 Grade2 O'Neill

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 Iannacone

9:35-10:15 Specials prep.

10:20- 11:00 Grade1 Brochu

11:05-11:45 Grade3 Dowd

12:30-1:10 Grade2 Mara

1:15- 1:55 Grade 4 Mulvena

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 MacDonald

9:35-10:15 Kindergarten Marzilli

10:20-11:00 Castle small group

11:05-11:45 Grade 3 Brunelle

1:15-1:55 Grade 4 Schwehr

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 Taylor

9:35-10:15 Kindergarten Dibuono

10:20- 11:00 Grade1 Hennigan/McCabe

11:05-11:45 Grade3 Furey

12:30-1:10 Grade2 O'Neill

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 Iannacone
9:35-10:15 Specials prep.

10:20- 11:00 Grade1 Brochu

11:05-11:45 Grade3 Dowd

12:30-1:10 Grade2 Mara

1:15- 1:55 Grade 4 Mulvena

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 MacDonald
9:35-10:15 Kindergarten Marzilli

10:20-11:00 Castle small group

11:05-11:45 Grade 3 Brunelle

1:15-1:55 Grade 4 Schwehr

2:00-2:40 Grade 5 Taylor

Welcome to Art

Solar Eclipse 2017!!!

At the beginning of this year there was lots of excitement about the recent Eclipse. We had fun creating our own solar eclipse experience with artist chalk on black...Very fun and effective!

photo of solar eclipse on top of a mountain

a drawing of kids depicting solar eclipse

Gallery of Student Work

Zentangle Leaves- grade 4&5
Zentangle is considered a form of "meditation"

Students learned about line, pattern and implied texture. Students also experimented with color mixing. Students also practiced "mindfulness" while involved in their work.

colorful art if leaves in collage and artistic form

solo art of different leaves with shapes and colors

Students in 4th grade also experimented with a variety of line, pattern and implied texture. They created Zentangle pumpkins and gourds.

drawings of hands with a sign indicating colors: warm, cool, red, orange, blue, green, purple, and yellow.

drawings of pumpkin by children, accompanied by a sign that reads: warm, cool, red, orange, blue, green, purple, yellow.

Students in Grade 2 explored print making with recyclables and found objects...neon poster paint on black.Wow that POPS!

MONSTER BOXES!!!EEEK

3-D fun with scraps and recycles

A display case showcasing an array of vibrant paper cutouts in various shapes and colors.

A display case filled with colorful paper cutouts, featuring diverse shapes and designs.

Grade 5 learns about "Non- Objective" art and creates a Mono-chromatic shape design

display case containing an assortment of bright paper cutouts, showcasing different colors and artistic designs.

Concepts studied and applied: Non-objective( not depicting a person, place or thing),symmetrical(same on 2 or more sides), mono-chromatic( many shades of 1 color).

Indian Blanket Designs/ Kindergarten & Navajo Jar Resist With Cacti/ Grade 1

collection of colorful paper cutouts displayed in a case, featuring a range of shapes and vibrant hues.

Students learned about variety of line and uses in arts and crafts. Students also examined some art and craft items from other cultures/nationalities.

Grade 2: Warm Hands, exploring how color in a work makes you feel

display case showcasing an array of vibrant paper cutouts in various shapes and colors.