Do you ever just love little art-maker hands?
We had an exhibit at the local gallery! Imagine your first art show opening at the age of six. It was a joyous event, lots of people came and the kids were delighted and delightful. Fabulous food too, brought by parents, and wonderful music. We even got a big, happy feature article
in the paper, which is great because not everyone knows we are here.
in the paper, which is great because not everyone knows we are here.
Some of our graduates came to say hello:
Back at the art room, the big kids made drums for their unit on Africa.
The first/second graders, currently studying Pacific Northwest animals, made a big greeting for Brad Wood who came to show all our kids a falcon, a hawk, and a great big owl from Northwoods Falconry. The living birds are huge, wild (even though trained) and breath-taking to see. These birds are not ones you normally get to see close up.
The doll makers:
Dolls for the dolls, and a pet German Shephard in the making.
Puppet makers learning to do voices . . . and making sure the tails wag.
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