5th Grade Cray-Pen

Fifth Grade Art Club Students created these amazing wax paintings by using Cray-Pens to melt crayons and blend them together on a plastic photo frame.

  

  

      

4th Grade Cray-Pen

Do you know what a Cray-Pen is?  Fourth graders do!  Fourth-grade art club students created these tree paintings using cray-pens to melt crayons and paint with the wax.



  
    

Timber Trail Artists at the Kids Expo Art Show

The Kids Expo Artshow was a Huge Success!  Below are the artowrks that represented Timber Trail at that event.

Scarlett - Kindergarten - Drawing

Asher - Kindergarten - Clay

Quinn - Kindergarten - Clay

Gracie - Kindergarten - Clay

Barrett - First Grade - Clay

Megan - First Grade - Collage

  

Emmy - First Grade - Painting

Caden - First Grade - Painting

Oliver - Second Grade - Collage

Lizzy - Second Grade - Collage

  

Aidan - Third Grade - Clay 

Evelyn - Third Grade - Painting

MacKenzie - Third Grade - Drawing

Grace - Third Grade - Drawing 

Maverick - Third Grade - Painting

Tanner - Fourth Grade - Oil Pastel

Molly - Fourth Grade - Watercolor 

Will - Fourth Grade - Watercolor

Victoria - Fourth Grade - Oil Pastel

Campbell - Fifth Grade - UpCycled CD

Lauren - Fifth Grade - UpCycled CD

Lindsey - Fifth Grade - Woven Painting 

Lindsey - Fifth Grade - Drawing

Amie - Fifth Grade - Woven Painting

Alivia - Fifth Grade - Melted Crayon

Chloe - Fifth Grade - Melted Crayon

Alexa - Fifth Grade - Melted Crayon

Kaya - Fifth Grade - Melted Crayon

Art Club Masks

Inspired by the Masquerade themed Daddy Daughter Dance, Art Club students designed and created these Venitian themed Masks. 

Venetian masks are a tradition from Venice, Italy. The masks are typically worn during the Carnival of Venice.  Traditional Venetian masks are characterized by their ornate designs that feature bright colors, gold and silver embellishments as well as the complex designs in the baroque style.

Fourth graders designed, painted and embellished their masks to create unique masks.  A few of the masks were actually worn to accompany their dresses at the Daddy Daughter Dance.

Below are some student masks fourth graders created.  You can also check them out in Town Square.  They are currently on display there.