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Teaching Section
-Teaching Philosophy
Student Teaching Section
-Herbert Hoover Middle School
-Cloverbank Elementary School
St. Joseph School
Artist Section
-Artist Statement
-Art Work
St. Joseph School
Kindergarten- Eighth GradeSummit St. Batavia, NY
Vincent van GoghStudents discussed Vincent van Gogh in detail over the year. They talked about his techniques, his type of artwork and his life.
Kindergarten students learned how to cut, glue, and paint texture, just like Vincent van Gogh!
Color Theory
Students began their year with color theory. Each grade had a different lesson based on either mixing, shading, combining, or the color wheel
Abstract Art
Abstract Art
Teaching Philosophy
1st grade students working on their flower stained glass windows with water colors.
Artist Statement
Seventh grade student’s still life oil pastel art piece after drawings fruit from life.
Color Theory
7th grade students learned about the color wheel and mixing colors. They created an edible color wheel with Vanilla Wafers, food coloring, and frosting!
Color Theory
Second Grade students learned about the colors of the rainbow and created a new student ROY G. BIV.
Third Grade students discussed the color wheel in depth and came up with their own color wheel collages
Vincent van Gogh
Fourth Grade students created their own Starry Night after learning about what makes it a “Starry Night”. They used oil pastels to create these beautiful pieces.
Vincent van Gogh
Third Grade students
Vincent van Gogh
Third Grade students
Title: BloomDimensions: 18 inches x 24 inchesMedium: Acrylic and Oil Paints
Title: On FireDimensions: 24 inches x 24 inchesMaterials: Oil and Acryclic on canvas
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