2015 Clay Projects!

Our second year with clay here at Eagle View and I think these kids did awesome!

Second grade owls were a hoot!

Third grade Big Mouth Fish were hilarious!

And the Fifth grade free choice animals were adorable, big, but adorable!

Great Job Eagle View, can't wait to see what you create next year!

I'm finished Mrs. Cline!

These fabulous stained glass windows were created by fourth grade students who had a bit of extra time on their hands. They can be made with any group of students K-5.

Whenever they were finished early with their art they had the opportunity to work on "the window". It started with an 18x24 piece of white drawing paper that was crumbled entirely into a ball! 

This made hundreds of tiny wrinkle lines that they traced with a black marker to make the "lead" in a stained glass window. After all wrinkles were found and traced the fun began and they were allowed to use any color marker to fill in the shapes that the traced wrinkles made.  

After about four months of working on them here and there they were complete and made a lovely decoration for my art room door.

So fun!

Extra Time

Check out what a fifth grader created with some extra time,  push pins and broken erasers!

Schoolwide Artist in Residence Program!

 

Our school was lucky to have an artist in residence program this year! I invited sculptor Susan Warner to come and work with myself and Eagle View students to create some amazing pieces!  

Check these out! The pictures speak for themselves! 

Fourth graders and Fifth graders made boxes with lids.

(love the pink tongue!)

Third graders created any animal they chose. 

 

Mother and pup! 

 

Amazing detail with the glaze! 

Beautiful turn out with the glazed star! 

First and Second graders made turtles 

"X" Box 

 Calico with green eyes, one of my favorites!

Kindergartners made a bird in a nest with eggs.

Love this calico cat on a box!

Lovely texture on these turtles!

Check out the layered glaze work on this handle by a fourth grader!

More great fur/texture!

Incredible colors, wow!

Third graders had crazy imaginations!