Tuesday, September 16, 2008
7th Grade Life Maps
6th Grade Watercolor Paintings
Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Personalized License Plates by the 8th Grade
Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Adams 12 budget Cuts are Coming - AGAIN!!!
At the board meeting on August 20, the Adams 12 Board of Education voted to place a $9.9 million mill levy override and an $80 million bond on the Nov. 4 ballot. This mill levy override addresses what is needed by schools in the district to continue operating and providing our students with the opportunities they are having now - updated technology, sports equipment, lower class sizes, etc. By clicking on the links below you will be able to accurately educate yourself on how our district and school will be effected if or if not the mill levy passes.
Adams 12 District facts
Citizens for Adams 12 Schools
Adams 12 District facts
Citizens for Adams 12 Schools
Tuesday, August 26, 2008
6th Grade Lighthouse drawings
Friday, August 15, 2008
Welcome to a New School Year
Welcome back to Shadow Ridge Middle School. This will be an exciting year for my students of 2 dimensional art. The joy of teaching is that each year my curriculum and projects can get changed for more exciting art projects. The 7th grade have a lot of new projects - Georgia O'Keefe watercolors, Aborigine Art designs, recycled junk mail collages. New projects for the 8th grade include playing card self portraits, abstract/ geometric paintings, still life drawings of hardware tools, and digital Picasso drawings. 6th grade will continue learning the basics of 2-d art throught their study of landscape drawings and paintings.The newest thing for me and my classroom this year, though, is the sculpture class I will be teaching. Mr. Utesch's class is well known and respected for his sculptures and ceramic projects. My class will compliment what goes on next door by using new and different materials. For example, we will study the figure by building a likeness out of popsicle sticks; animals will be sculpted out of wire; yarn and rope will be used to create modern and conceptual reliefs; paper sculptures will be done out of foam core. I will also continue having my students create environmental sculptures out of natural materials.
You can find my curriculum and classroom policies at the link on the right side ( or just click here).
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