5th Grade Paints the Past

A tradition of illustrating the memories of Grand Oaks residents by our fifth grade takes place each year. The tradition entails three visits by our students to interview the senior citizens. Sounds beautiful and easy, but sometimes there is a need to reschedule or student may have to sacrifice an idea. This experience overall holds great meaning for the student and the senior. In visiting one day, I was able to witness the great calm as a student heard some challenges experienced in one’s life and the pride of knowing exactly how to find the senior and share the special collection of ballerina slippers. Our students became great listeners, illustrators and caring individuals.  Their skill in teamwork and creating art with meaning is outstanding!

 

 

Waleed and Louisa 
Sunhee, Sage, Tate, Alienor

 

Noel, Matthew and Rebecca

 

Ravi and Ben

 

Cameron, Neeka, Xavier

 

Lauren Petrilla

 

Anna, Alden Lucas W

 

Ivan, Katrina , Isarra

 

Elias, Winn, Alexandra

 

Faustine, Ximena, Lauren L

 

Kyla, Maria, Devin, Michael

 

Juliette Emile Aaron Luca

 

Gabe and Cyrus

 

Danee, Natalia, Marco

 

Published by paigepb

Teaching studio art and online education. Embracing my new surroundings and exploring new challenges that develop my skills and pursue my interests. Thank you for stopping by artsaysthat!

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