Sugar Skulls

After studying the Mexican tradition of Dia de los Muertos, third grade artists created their own sugar skull in remembrance of someone (loved on, friend, ancestor or pet) who has passed.  Each student created their own sugar skull using their own as well as traditional Mexican symbolism.  Every sugar skull was accompanied by a written piece explaining who it was created to remember.

These will be on display in TTE Town Square through Showcase Night in January. 

Painted Rocks

Timber Trail Art Club students designed and painted rocks to decorate the area out front of our school.  Students came up with their own designs and used acrylic paint to paint their rock. Then they placed them around the front of Timber Trail.  Check out their beautiful creations that brighten our entryway! 

Mosters in the Halls

There are monsters in the halls of Timber Trail!!!  Don't be afraid!  They are friendly monsters. Created by fabulous first grade artists. These monsters are on display in town square until Halloween!!!

 



First graders began by creating some colorful crayon resist papers using colored paper, regular crayons and dot markers.

  

Once those dried, students cut out their monster shapes and added clothes, eyes, mouths, arms..etc...using the collage method.

Miles the Mascot Visits TTE

Denver Broncos mascot Miles visited TTE today for a fun assembly to kick off our Fuel Up to Play 60 program.  Here he is posed with the Specials Team.

Cups of Warm Happiness

Second-grade students created these colorful mixed media collage Cups of Warms Happiness.

Students chose to make their cups full of either hot-cocoa, coffee or tea.

Highlands Ranch Regional Art Show 2017

We are proud to announce the students who are representing Timber Trail in the 2017 Highlands Ranch Regional Art Show:

  
 Kindergarten Artists Charlotte and Cooper show us what they think happened to the Dinosaurs.

      
First grader Blake created this fun disco-dancing karaoke bird.
Second grader Lia used the collage technique to make this elegant tea cup.

        
Third graders Zari and Peyton used clay to create these beautiful and meaningful Sugar Skulls to remember a beloved pet and grandma.

  
Fourth graders Lyric and Avery created these amazing zentangle pumpkins.

          
Fifth graders Maya and Tatum used watercolors to create these really cool woven paintings.

Highlands Ranch Regional Art Show

We are proud to announce the students who will be representing Timber Trail at this years Highlands Ranch Library Art Show. The Art Show runs from November 4th through the 30th, and is located on the Highlands Ranch Library. Timber Trail artwork is located upstairs on the wall behind the information center. Congratulations to all of our terrific Timber Trail artists! Below are the works featured in the show.

Megan in Mrs. O’Rourke’s Kindergarten class

Cole in Mrs. Onken’s First grade class

Claire in Mrs. Schade’s  First grade class

Bowen in Mrs. Vora’s  Second grade class

Ellie in Mrs. McClusky’s Third grade class

Chloe in Ms. Jester’s Third grade class

Alexa in Ms. Smith’s Fourth grade class

Mia in Mrs. WardBrown’s Fifth grade class

Maya in Ms. Carpenter’s Fifth grade class