Georgia On Our Minds

Can you guess who our first featured artist for this year is? Hint: she was an American artist best known for her paintings of magnified flowers, old animal bones and desert landscapes. Thanks to PDS friends, the Leininger family, for sharing their deer skulls for this project! Stay tuned for photos of some of the children's artwork!

Eagles' Flight Fun

School may have been out for summer, but that didn't stop Riley, a few of her friends and I from enjoying the Eagles' Flight Pottery Workshop! 

 

The girls learned basic pottery construction techniques, while making several sweet keepsakes. Thank you, Riley and family for supporting our school through the Eagles' Flight!

Many Many Thanks!

Thanks to the Crosstie Arts Council for the generous grant awarded to PDS! Our sixth graders painted these beautiful crosses! Not only did they have a wonderful art experience, but they have a lasting reminder of their years at PDS.

Spring Art Show

In case you missed our exhibit last week.....ENJOY! I also want to give a big shout out to the PTF moms who helped mat the artwork for display, and to Mrs. Burd for helping hang the exhibition! THANK YOU!!!

4K and 3K

5k and 4K

First Grade

First Grade

First Grade

Second Grade

Second Grade

Third Grade

Third Grade

Third Grade

Third Grade

Fourth Grade

Fourth Grade

Fourth Grade

Fourth Grade

Fifth Grade

Fifth Grade

Fifth Grade

Sixth Grade

Sixth Grade

 

 

 

Crosstie Entrants and Winners

MAIS District and Overall State Winners

MAIS District and Overall State Winners

MAIS District and Overall State Winners

Bring on the Bling!

I can hardly wait to announce the names of the talented PDS  boys and girls who won these District Art Awards!  Coming soon...

 

Wacky Wednesday

Wacky Wednesday in the computer lab with the four year olds! Happy birthday, Dr. Seuss!
 

Printmaking with the Fourth Grade

More printmaking fun in the Art room....and this time it's the Fourth graders making beautiful art! First, they drew delicious looking cupcakes on Styrofoam. Then, each student carefully inked and printed their artist proofs.

Don't these look yummy?