Mrs. O'Connell's Art Room

Tuesday, August 27, 2013

WELCOME BACK!!

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I hope everyone had a great summer!  I had an amazing time with my son but I'm also excited to be back in the art room.  I'm reall...
Thursday, June 13, 2013

Op Art in progress...

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5th grade students discussed a style of art called op art.  Op art is not about what we see but HOW we see- a process called optics.  The wa...

Name Aliens

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This is one of my favorite end of the year drawing projects!  Students begin by printing their name on a folded piece of paper.  We then ref...

Monster Mouth!

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Kindergarteners began this project by decorating a paper plate with patterns and textures.  In the following class we looked at the story Wh...

CROWNS

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A recognition of honor or high status has always been displayed on the head.  Miss Universe gets a tiara, a crown for royalty, a distictive ...

Molas

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Mola is the Kuna Indian word for blouse or clothing.  However, it is also the word used to describe the colorful panals made of cotton fabri...

Wayne Thiebaud Lollipops

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Wayne Thiebaud is most remembered for his delicious looking paintings of food and desserts.  Kindergarteners learned all about how Thiebaud ...
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Mrs. O'Connell
I am the elementary art teacher at the Garfield School- teaching grades pre-K-5. I graduated from Tufts/The School of the Museum of Fine Arts with a BA in Anthropology and BFA in Fine Art. I also received my Masters from the same schools! I love art and I'm excited to share what I know with my students!!
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