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Thursday, November 17, 2011

First Grade "Kusama" inspired Pumpkin Forms







Posted by Ms. Krass at 12:32 PM No comments:
Labels: 1st grade, clay, form, Kusama

Second Grade Homes made from CLAY





Posted by Ms. Krass at 8:46 AM 1 comment:
Labels: 2nd grade, clay, texture

Tuesday, November 01, 2011

Third Grade Collograph plates Drying



Posted by Ms. Krass at 8:50 AM 1 comment:
Labels: 3rd grade, collograph
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FAMOUS artist Birthday for OCTOBER

FAMOUS artist Birthday for OCTOBER
Pablo Picasso

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Internet ART fun

  • Still-Life
  • Matisse for KIDS
  • Primary Colors
  • Atlanta High Museum of Art
  • Eric Carle
  • Crayola
  • Fulton County Art Education Department
  • Henri Matisse
  • Jackson Pollock action painting
  • Keith Haring
  • Mr. Picasso Head
  • Make a Cake like Wayne Thiebaud

COLOR Schemes

COLOR Schemes
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About Ms. Krass

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Ms. Krass
My name is Ms. Krass. I am the Art Education specialist at Lake Forest Elementary. I have been teaching ART for 17 years. I began my teaching career at Love Nolan Elementary and taught there until May 2008. In August of 2008, I started a new phase of my teaching career at Lake Forest, a new Fulton county school in Sandy Springs! I am having a wonderful sixth year with my students! I am orginally from Gulfport, Mississippi and moved to Atlanta when I was 19. I attended the Atlanta College of Art and recieved a BFA in Painting. I worked in a gallery for a long time and then decided to go back to school and pursue teaching art. I am so glad that I did! I found my passion for teaching! In November of 2009, I was honored to receive the title of Elementary Teacher of the Year from the Fulton County Board of Education, Fulton County Schools 2009-2010. In April of 2011, I was chosen as one of five honorees in the state of Georgia for the Woodruff Arts Center/ Woodruff Salutes Educators. This was such an incredible honor as an art education teacher!
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  • cool colors
  • craft
  • drawing
  • face jugs
  • Field Trip
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  • Free Art Friday
  • gesture
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  • jewelry
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  • kente cloth
  • Kevin
  • Kimmy Cantrell
  • kindergarten
  • Kusama
  • line
  • masks
  • mixed media
  • monochromatic colors
  • monoprints
  • mudcloths
  • neutral colors
  • Painted school windows
  • painting
  • paper mache
  • paper sculpture
  • pattern
  • Paul Hill
  • Pop Art
  • primary colors
  • printmaking
  • radial
  • sculpture
  • seascapes
  • self portrait
  • shape
  • Sketchbook Fun
  • snowflakes
  • still-life
  • symmetry
  • texture
  • trade beads
  • Van-Gogh
  • warm colors
  • Wayne Thiebaud
  • weaving
  • weavings
  • Wilson Bentley
  • window painting
  • Youth Art Month

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