Fall Art Show 2026

Kindergarten is working on fine motor skills and one color at a time; they create artwork using that color. For orange, they drew and painted pumpkins. For yellow, they painted a Lion’s mane and drew its face.

First grade worked on fine motor skills. They glued and cut paper collages. They carefully cut and shaped them to create the different layers. This artwork is inspired by Hispanic artist Jaime Dominguez.

Second grade worked on color and line theory. They drew the Sunsets over the Water. They separated warm and cool colors and used different lines to create the water and sun. They also made Spanish Mirrors using line theory for Hispanic Heritage Month.
 

Third grade created Silly Houses. They were given a few things they needed. They used color and line theory, along with their imagination, to create the houses. The house was allowed to lean and could be anything they imagined that was silly; from living on a cloud, to upside down, or even food. If their door was somewhere other than normal, they needed a way to get up there. They also made a yellow flag design to represent a crest of their choice for medieval times.
 

Fourth grade created two pieces of artwork: Candy Skulls for Hispanic Heritage Month and the Sun & Moon, using line and color theory. They also created a green flag design to represent a crest of their choice for medieval times.

Fifth grade used Bubble Letters, putting design to their name. They then made it look like it was either slimed or dripping. They separated the colors of their names from the black-and-white background of Line Theory. They also created a black flag design to represent a crest of their choice for medieval times.