Abintra Art - Week 5 (2012 - 2013 School Year)
One of the first aspects of art in Early Childhood is understanding and exploring color. Below is a student learning the primary colors by painting them on a color wheel. Beginning skills used in creating art include cutting, painting with a brush, and gluing. Practicing these skills also strengthens the hand for writing.
The students of EC took advantage of this beautiful fall weather by creating art outside with nature.
LE continued their study of the elements of design. This week they focused on lines.
Upper school finished their recycled fish project for the Harpeth River Watershed fundraiser. Below is a collaborative origami fish by UE made out of over 800 pieces of recycled National Geographic paper.
UE kicks off their study of Mayan Civilization by learning about their art and culture. To create Mayan glyphs, they carved clay slabs and then finished them with a stone textured paint.
The students of EC took advantage of this beautiful fall weather by creating art outside with nature.
LE continued their study of the elements of design. This week they focused on lines.
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| Line art by Ruthie |
Upper school finished their recycled fish project for the Harpeth River Watershed fundraiser. Below is a collaborative origami fish by UE made out of over 800 pieces of recycled National Geographic paper.
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| Origami fish by UE |
UE kicks off their study of Mayan Civilization by learning about their art and culture. To create Mayan glyphs, they carved clay slabs and then finished them with a stone textured paint.
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| Mayan glyph by UE student |
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