JAZZ ARTIST

When you think of a Jazz artist, you automatically think of

a musician that plays Jazz music.

Nope.

Not it this case.

We have a Jazz member who is an artist!

Jeremy Evans!

He has won the slam dunk, and been a runner up.

Here was his art work on display at a game.

 Salt Lake Temple

 Jeremy himself!

Not sure which temple the bottom one is...if it's Timpanogos or Bountiful,
a little narrow.  Maybe Oquirrh Mountain?
 

Nice job, Jeremy!
When your playing days are over, you can teach art
and coach basketball!

WE LOVE ART!

We have the opportunity to spend one hour every Friday in art!

Our teacher is Mrs. Baer.

 This is a sign that we made with 

EVERY 

child in the school! 

 

It says RESPECT.

Every child drew in a square what they thought respect means.

RE

 SP

ECT

MY CLEVER STUDENT

VIENNA MADE THESE ADORABLE SHOES!

TAKE A LOOK . . .

NATIVE AMERICAN MASKS

In our art class, we made

NATIVE AMERICAN 

MASKS!

We came up with designs, and stories about our masks.

  ...and here are the finished masks:

 

LINE DRAWINGS

MR. FRANCIS

TAUGHT US TO DO 

BLACK & WHITE

LINE DRAWINGS!

 

CERAMICS

THESE ARE THE FABULOUS CERAMIC ITEMS WE MADE IN ART!

Jacob...Bryant...Syd S....Alexis...Mariah...Cedric

Tyson

Preston...Seth...Camden...Brynna...Gentry

John...Garrett...Isabel...Maren...Callie

Josh is in the back

Thanks, Mr. Francis, for all your help!

MAGNETIC ART!

We did some "Magnetic Art" in art class!

We mixed paint, partner had a paper clip on a string,

the other partner moved a magnet under a board.

Isabel and Syd S.   Zane and Brynna

 Blake and Paul

 Josh and Tate    Cedric and Camden

 Jacob                    Bailey

Callie and  Syd C.

 Cedric

 Maren                             Tyson

Mr. Francis helps out

OUR AFRICAN MASKS FOR ART NIGHT

Mr. Francis, our art teacher, helped us make African masks for our Art Night.  First, we cut a milk jug in half, then taped it all over with itty, bitty pieces of masking tape.  Then we painted, and decorated.

Our masks hung with the other 5th graders.

The 5th and 6th grades sang the song that was written for the World Cup Soccer.

Kwasi, a 6th grader from Africa (left), and Kofi played the drums.

The gym looked fantastic for our Art Night!  The 6th grade had made African animal pictures that hung from the ceiling.

Each class made a flag for the event.

Lots of people attended our program!  Thanks to all who helped!