On this 🇺🇸Veterans Day🇺🇸 we express our appreciation for all those who have served and are currently serving our country. ❤️🤍💙 A sampling of artwork Preschool-Fifth grade on display. @PrincipalOD @daniel_novak_WM
Today is International Dot Day and the 20th Anniversary of Peter Reynold’s “The Dot”. Students made a mark and saw it took them into augmented reality through an app that made their dot 3D. A fun way to celebrate the day! @UGLPrincipal @daniel_novak_WM
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It’s March! That means it’s Youth Art Month! The WM Library is hosting a sampling of artwork in the upstairs gallery and hallway outside the Children’s section. More K-12 artwork will be on display at the All District Arts Festival at the end of this month. (3/29)!
On this Veterans Day we say Thank You to all who have served our Country. Here’s a sampling of how our students showed their appreciation through art. 🇺🇸❤️🤍💙
5th grade artists are focusing on Value for this patriotic project. Students learn value, in art terms, is the range from dark to light of a color (the sky graduation). But we also discuss the value of our freedom and the honor that Veterans deserve. 🇺🇸
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WMHS Art Honor Society is hosting another Sip & Paint. Join us to sip some tea & coffee while creating some art together.
Dot Day! CLIMB classes did a printmaking lesson that created a dot mono print. Students used water based markers to create lines and mixtures of color on a gelli plate. Students transferred (printed) the image with a damp piece of paper and applying a little pressure.
I met some new CLIMB friends today! We did two different activities based on the book “The Dot”. We used dot paint markers as well as egg crayons and jumbo oil pastels with watercolor paint to create individual dots that combined together for a colorful art installation. 🟠🎨
Happy [belated] Mother’s Day! CLIMB and @Patiro_UGL classes used origami folding to create these personalized flower bouquets. 💐
Mrs. Schenk’s 1st graders made bubble drawings during class to coincide with our schoolwide fundraiser “Bubbles for Autism”where we went outside to blow real bubbles. @Principal_UGL
Taking advantage of this beautiful Earth Day with a little observational drawing with @Patiro_UGL ‘s class.
Springing into spring break with some spring things; butterflies and flowers by 5th and 4th grades. More of these beauties to come after spring break. Enjoy your time off!
Second grade artists painted flower bouquets in an Impressionist style inspired by artist, Berthe Morisot. Students used the dry brush technique to apply the brush strokes and layers of colors within their painted background to give the illusion of movement.















































