Thomas Bland Sculpture of our Guiding Principles
Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Oh, what a busy year it's been!
Hello Maple Glen Families
One of my goals this year was to keep my blog updated and I did well until mid-winter! This year is the first time I participated in Indiana's Youth Art Month. Bev Staub, art teacher at WWES, was the coordinator for YAM this year so my services were called to the forefront! It was a wonderful experience for the five students I entered in the event and I'll participate again. It was also very time consuming but a good time was had by all! Pictured are the five students honored to have work displayed at the Indiana State House.
First Grade: Aubrey Hume-Her study of Wassily Kandinsky-lines, shapes, and color.
Hanna Dykema-Her study of Indiana artist Johnny Gruelle and beginning weaving
Second Grade: Allie Wickham-Her study of George Rodrigue's "Blue Dog". Allie won second place over all in the elementary division! Congratulations again to Allie!!!
Third Grade: T.J. Smith-His study of Wayne Thiebaud
Fourth Grade: Reagan Motsinger and her study of Batik and the techniques used to apply wax to fabric.
I am soooo proud of all of you!
Ms. Siminski
One of my goals this year was to keep my blog updated and I did well until mid-winter! This year is the first time I participated in Indiana's Youth Art Month. Bev Staub, art teacher at WWES, was the coordinator for YAM this year so my services were called to the forefront! It was a wonderful experience for the five students I entered in the event and I'll participate again. It was also very time consuming but a good time was had by all! Pictured are the five students honored to have work displayed at the Indiana State House.
First Grade: Aubrey Hume-Her study of Wassily Kandinsky-lines, shapes, and color.
Hanna Dykema-Her study of Indiana artist Johnny Gruelle and beginning weaving
Second Grade: Allie Wickham-Her study of George Rodrigue's "Blue Dog". Allie won second place over all in the elementary division! Congratulations again to Allie!!!
Third Grade: T.J. Smith-His study of Wayne Thiebaud
Fourth Grade: Reagan Motsinger and her study of Batik and the techniques used to apply wax to fabric.
I am soooo proud of all of you!
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