Visual Arts (6)
6th Grade Rotation 8
This spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful life-size paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to create an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anthology.
Celia
Macey
William
Louise
Laura
Piper
Liam
Caitlin
Mason
Alon
Ned
Anaga
Wilson
Douglas
6th Grade Rotation 7
This spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful life-size paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to create an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anthology.
Fritz
Ethan
Leslie
Aditya
Nathanial
Isabel
Lydia
Isaac
Kathryn
Marcell
Culla
Olivia
Maya
Emily
6th Grade Rotation 6
This spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful life-size paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to create an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anthology. To view your students print while you read this report go to the following link:
Rowan
Katy
Nicolette
Will
Victor
Sarah
Morgan
Ellie
Doug
Ryan
Roy
Carolyn
Jonah
Winter 6's Rotation #5
This spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful life-size paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to create an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anthology. To view your students print while you read this report go to the following link:
Zoe
Sarah
Elliott
Grace
Ben
Dedaes
Andew
Helen
Hannah
Quentin
Mariam
Tara
Timmy
6th Grade Rotation 4
In this rotation students develop an understanding of the Elements of Design. These include: line, value, color, symmetry and texture. Students begin with a series of assignments that are created to illustrate design concepts and utilize the appropriate skills to realize light source, shading and color.
Piper
Alon
Celia
Douglas
Wilson
Louise
Caitlin
William
Laura
Liam
Mason
Macy
Anaga
Ned
6th GradeFall Rotation #3
The focus of this rotation for students was to work with the elements and principles of design. These include: line, value, color, symmetry and texture. Students began with a series of assignments that utilized these design concepts, and they developed the skills to realize light source, shading and color. These paintings are some of the last done during this rotation. The represent an attempt to match nature and abstract it.
Hannah
Claire
Mahala
Vincent
Alexander
Peyton
Jake
Andrei
Avi
Lauren
Marisa
Sujala
Katie
Eliot
6th Grade Rotation 4
In this rotation students develop an understanding of the Elements of Design. These include: line, value, color, symmetry and texture. Students begin with a series of assignments that are created to illustrate design concepts and utilize the appropriate skills to realize light source, shading and color
Piper Kizziar
Alon Kornfeld
Celia Perry
Douglas Kean
Wilson Prendergast
Louise Blair
Caitlin Mac Neill
William Seekamp
Laura Apolloni
Liam Bendicksen
Mason Snider
Macey Ferron-Jones
Anaga Srinivas
Ned Williamson
Rotation #3 Visual Art
In this rotation students develop an understanding of the Elements of Design. These include: line, value, color, symmetry and texture. Students begin with a series of assignments that are created to illustrate design concepts and utilize the appropriate skills to realize light source, shading and color
Olivia
Isaac
Emily
Aditya
Ethan
Culla
Maya
Nathaniel
Lydia
Kathryn
Marcel
Fritz
Isabel
Leslie
Fall 6's rotation 1
Grace
Tara
Sarah
Zoe
Hannah
Dedaes
Chloe
Ben
Elliot
Timmy
Quentin
Miriam
Andrew
Helen
Rotation #8 Spring
This Spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful lifesize paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to creat an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anothology.
Javin
Anna
Rubin
Maria
Nick
Sophie
Vikram
Annie
Kyle
Maya
Coleman
Darya
Sage
Yasmin
Kenzie
Rotation # 6 Spring
This Spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful lifesize paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to creat an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anothology.
Shintaro
Ruby Belle
Miguel
Beatrice
Daniel
Anna
Conner
Ariana
Andrew
Safina
Karsten
Claire
Jackson
Emily
Grace
Rotation # 5 Spring
This Spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful lifesize paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to creat an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anothology.
Mo
Carly
Gus
Hannah
Jasper
Athena
Matthew
Emma
Nerurkar
Elena
Elliot
Allie
Aidan
Holly
Quinn
Rotation #7 Spring
This Spring we worked with two concepts. We practiced listening and using our imagination. We heard two stories and then developed what we saw in our imaginations into colorful lifesize paintings. Next we worked with negative and positive elements in printmaking. We experimented with stamps in preparation for our prints. Students were required to creat an edition of five original prints. These prints had to match color, density and size. They designed and made and envelope for their edition. Students created a print to be used on the cover of their Heroic Journey Anothology.
Adolfo
Robin
Zachary
Gracie
Ian
Josephine
Colin
Kaelin
Mark
Annika
Ryan
Lila
Liam
Mathilde
Lucy
6th grade Visual Arts rotation 1 2012
In this rotation students develop an understanding of the Elements of Design. These include: line, value, color, symmetry and texture. Students begin with a series of assignments that are created to illustrate design concepts and utilize the appropriate techniques to realize light source, shading and color. These leaf paintings are the collmination of the unit. They represent the great color matching and shape making skills they have developed in this rotation.
Emma
Aiden
Erin
Natalie
Harrison
Gemma
Robbie
Wyatt
Lois
Malik
Josephine
Layton
Tyler
Spencer