4th Grade Zebra Stripes

Fourth grade students working hard on their 'Zebra Stripe' project.

Community Art Work

These students along with a few others have been selected to share their art work with our community.  TJ's Hero Shop has been a great supporter to the Hobart art students in allowing us to display artwork in their facility.  Thank you Mike and everyone at TJ's!!

3rd Grade Patterned Giraffes

Work in progress for these cute patterned giraffes.  Students love how the vibrant watercolor paints resist the wax crayon!

Will you be my Valentine?

Trying to come up with some Valentine decor for our great school.  My 5th grade helpers are the best!!

Alpha Paint

Kinders explored the alphabet and watercolor paint.  Seeing double?  Nope, just the cutest twins ever!

2012 Winter Art Show

Successful art show!!
Hobart students have amazing talent .. so proud!

Yummm

Yumm .. How about some ice cream?  3rd grade students created these delicious ice cream cones.  Students stacked ice cream scoops by painting tints and shades of their chose color.  So fun!

Indian Corn

On my recent fall trip to Vermont, I came across these baby Indian Corns at a local market and thought how wonderful it would be to use them as a still life.  2nd grade students were amazed that corn is not just yellow!  They enjoyed exploring the many colors Indian Corn is made up of.

Kinder Paint

PAINT!!  What a mess .. but we do love it.

What are you Thankful for?

 1st grade students participated in Senator Zelden's "What are you thankful for?" campaign.  Students that participated received a certificate  signed by Senator Zelden himself.

 These two lovely 5th grade girls also participated in Zeldin's campaign.  Both are holding certificates!

5th Grade 'Name Kaleidoscope'

5th grade students worked diligently on their 'Name Kaleidoscopes'! They were excited to create a project that included their names out of block/bubble letters.  Students also explored warm and cool colors, shading, blending, and learning how to create a mirrored image.  Excellent work 5th graders :)