@PMGoogleGoddess@PequeaElem@pennmanor Thank you to Mrs. Stively for having the vision for this! Also, thank you to Mrs. Keller for dedicating time to help with this! It was a nice way to spend a rainy evening!
Helping with the first ever Virtual Paint Night @PequeaElem@ArtPequea@pennmanor Mrs. Steffy is channeling her inner Bob Ross. Thanks to Mrs. Stively for organizing this event!
First graders have been learning about line as an element of art. On Friday, they drew pictures with lines using yarn on the floor. They had a blast! So creative! @PequeaElem@pennmanor
The Musser sisters rocked this week's art inspiration challenge! @pennmanor@PequeaElem @tussenkunstenquarantine
Mäda Gertrude Primavesi, 1912, by Gustav Klimt
The Princesse de Broglie, 1853, Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres
What can you create with the natural materials around you? 3rd grader Liam created this portrait out of rocks, flowers, sticks, pinecones, and slate. Check out details of this week's art activity here: https://t.co/XlIUFuKPYc
6th grader Myra chose her teacher, Mrs. Raff, as her hero. Myra worked very hard on her portrait and did an amazing job capturing her likeness! @elizabeth_raff@pennmanor@ArtPequea
Check out Eliza's amazing facial proportion skills on her helper/hero portrait! She chose her piano teacher. Eliza says, "He is a good teacher and helps me learn how to play the piano." @pennmanor@PequeaElem @2nd_stories
Last week's elementary art activity was to create a portrait of a hero or helper. Can you think of any heroes/helpers in your life and create a portrait of them? Find the full assignment details here https://t.co/XlIUFutezC
Ehren's hero/helper is his big brother, Elijah, who teaches him soccer skills. Here is his portrait of Elijah in his soccer jersey. Heroes/ helpers are all around us! 🎨 @pennmanor@PequeaElem
Sewing success! 4th and 5th grade students are learning simple hand stitching techniques as we open the fabric center in art class this week. @PequeaElem@pennmanor
This second grader has been persevering with this painting through more than 3 class periods. So much personal meaning packed into it! @PequeaElem@pennmanor