Mrs. Haselton's Class

Mrs. Haselton's class worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Claude Monet's Water Lilies.

Mrs. Wilson's Class

Mrs. Wilson's class worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Paul Klee's Cat and Bird.

Mrs. Rollins' Class

Mrs. Rollins' class worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Henri Matisse's The Goldfish.

Group A

Group A worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Henri Matisse's Purple Robe and Anemones.

Mrs. Freyer's Class

Mrs. Freyer's class worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Vincent van Gogh's Sunflowers.

Mr. Tilley's Class

Mr. Tilley's class worked on their Art to Remember pieces. They were inspired by Vincent van Gogh's Irises.

Drive-In Movie with Mrs. Connell and Mrs. Anderson

Harmony Harvest is just around the corner and we wanted to fill you in on our very exciting event that will be part of the teacher auction.  Mrs. Connell and I are hosting a DRIVE-IN MOVIE!!!  It is going to be a blast!!!

Calling all artists and moviegoers!  Your art teachers are hosting an event just for you.  It will be two and a half hours filled with three of your favorite things – art, food, and a movie!  You will design and build a car, create a minion cupcake, and watch Despicable Me.  Pizza, popcorn, and water will be provided.   Weather permitting, we will watch the movie outside – just like a real drive-in!  You won’t want to miss all the fun!

The more the merrier!  All grade levels are welcome.  Sign up at the Harmony Harvest or reply to this email to join this exclusive event.  The cost is just $25 per child.  The Drive-In Movie will be held on Friday, November 1^st from 6:30pm-9:00pm.  (Oooh---a Friday night without children at home!  And, just in time to start your holiday shopping or take that much needed date night with your honey!) All donations will go directly to art materials.  Everyone’s a winner!

And We're Off!

We are off to a great start in the art room! During the first art rotation, we focused on color in art.

 Kindergarteners learned about using color for emphasis in art while creating a black and white collage. They learned about the primary colors and explored what happens when primary colors mix...secondary colors! They put their color mixing skills to the test while creating string paintings.

 First and Second graders worked with mixing primary colors to create secondary colors while creating Juan Miro inspired pieces.

Third graders continued working with mixing colors to create a sun catcher.  They also worked on using line, color, and space to create a name jumble.

Fourth graders created a Helen Frankenthaler inspired drip painting.  They mixed colors while creating abstract pieces.  They also worked on using line, color, and space to create a name jumble.

Fifth graders created a Marcel Duchamp inspired piece focusing on the idea of movement in art as well as color mixing.  They also created a black and white handprint using lines and shape.

Be sure to check out our hallway art displays next time you’re at Harmony.  We have some phenomenal artists!!!