Here I blog about school life in an art classroom. I love to report about lessons we do, displays and shows we have, and general education at the elementary level.
Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 14, 2011
Friday, December 10, 2010
Farewell to Fall
The fall season has come and gone so quickly this year. Our school usually has an autumn harvest concert and a Christmas program, but for a change we have decided to have an Advent program and it will be followed by a winter concert in January. It gives the students more time to prepare, but we have missed the fun pumpkin, scarecrow and football songs and artwork this year in the music room and art room. It was the band instructor that suggested this change.
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| White Luminary Pumpkin for School Display |
This is the white pumpkin we used at school while the 6th graders were sculpting the pumpkins. Having it allowed us to see the ridges in the surface. We attached 2 pinch pots with plenty of score marks and slip to mold them together. Dental floss string helped us get the pumpkin ridges started and then they finished sculpting them with pencil tips. It was a very successful project this year.
| Glazed pumpkins ready to come out of the kiln |
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| Harvest Pumpkins in Moonlight |
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| Indian Corn (unfinished sample) |
| unfinished scarecrow sample |
| Leaves Everywhere by Peter R. gr 5 |
| Raining Leaves by Carley M. gr 5 |
| Ceramic Leaves by Ryanne S gr 5 |
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