Second grade art students have recently been painting with watercolor around their paper bird constructions. Students drew, cut, and assembled relatively simple paper shapes to make the more complex structures of the birds. The watercolor shapes and linear crayon patterns in the sky echo the shapes of the birds and help create compositional unity.
The 3D prints of Mesoamerican pyramids shown here were designed by sixth graders Tate Myers and Cohen Hogan with Tinkercad computer-aided design software for a project in Mr. Melton’s social studies class. Mr. Bell provided the students with technical instruction.
