Sunday, May 28, 2006

Wasatch Art Festival


Kayla
6th Grade
Kayla Kummer, 6th Grade, Mrs. Hendry
Gavin, 5th grade hall, Mrs. Carruth
Gavin's class, Ms Carruth. Sadako, they made 1,000 paper cranes. Cool story below.
Gavin, what is going on in his head. 5th grade

Sam, Ms. Vasquez
(we love her, she taught Gavin and Clarissa and me too)

The hall of masks, 500ish.




Alyssa, 1st grade, I choose this picture because
it shows respect for my family and my things.
(Mrs. Johnsons class, our favorite too)

Sam, he wrote: I feed animals when they are lonely.
We put them in a cave until we get back from the store.
Then I take care of them.Clarissa's Hall, 2nd/3rd split class with Miss Lloyd
Clarissa's mobile

Appearances - "Respect"
This mirror reminds me that we need to respect each other,
not just outward appearances but what is inside.

Jenny with Alyssa
Sam, Kindergargen
Alyssa, 1st grade

Clarissa, left top

Sam's mask, lower right. Its a flower, yeah!
Gavin's mask, somthing to do with the earth!
Clarissa's mask, an African elephant.

We love our school. These are some samplings of the art work from this year. The kids all made masks. See the pictures of the masks being made. What an experience. I think I spent 50 hours at the school helping with those masks. Oh, boy.

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