Jennelle's awesome work!

Laith is an artist!

The fourth grade is finishing modeling their clay matryoshkas. They are looking fine!

Trees from Russia

The fifth graders created cardboard trees that were inspired by a Russian art movement called Constructivism. Mr Muenier taught the students different approaches to attaching pieces as they built their trees. They turned the hallway into a beautiful exhibit.

Ava and Kaylee are two aspiring artists who are happy to share their work.

Great job, Kaylee!

Wow, Ava!

The fourth graders are finishing up the modeling of their matryoshkas. Here are some pictures.

Sonja is planting vegetables and herbs for the OTES Garden.

Jeremiah's a genius!

The third graders took a look at the onion dome architecture of St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow, Russia. They had to work in a group to design an inspired Onion Dome Tower. 

After the first graders printed their snowflakes and mounted their prints on colored and white paper, they added rowan berries, strawberries, and more snowflakes as a decorative border. The subjects they used are ones that are found in Russia.

Then it was,"Roll a lot of tape, put it on the back of your art work, and out in the hall we go!"