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Art Stars” for 2012

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During the month of December students created “Holiday Cards” that were sent to the Vet-

erans Administration Medical Center in Castle Point (NY). They created a total of 45

handmade cards and envelopes that depicted snowman and pine trees.

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1. “Pine Tree”

themed card; 2.

Completed

cards in hand-

made enve-

lopes; 3.

“Snowman”

themed Card; 4.

Competed cards

bundled for

delivery!

Holiday Cards for Veterans

Below is a list of all the “Art Star” honorees for 2012. Once Again, please help me to congratu-

late them for all of their hard work over the past year. Good Job!!!

January: Jason J. (Rm. 307)

February: James P. (Rm. 125)

March: Alexander I. (Rm. 110)

April: Jonathan R. (Rm. 306) Artwork at Right

May: Tyler W. (Rm. 113)

June: Shemar L. (Rm. 310).

July: Victoria “Tori” A. (Rm. 125)

August: Ryan C. (Rm. 113)

September: Brandon B. (Rm. 312)

October: John R. (Rm. 306)

November: Adem K. (Rm. 119)

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N A T H A N ( R M . 4 1 6 ) .

Artist Birthdays for January January 12 — John Singer Sargent (1856)

January 19 — Paul Cezanne (1839)

January 23 — Edouard Manet (1832)

January 26 — Jackson Pollock (1912)

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“Three-D Snowmen” Snow has finally started to fall in the Hudson Valley. It’s time to make “Snowmen!” In

the art room, students have been creating them out of paper and cardboard instead of

snow.

In place of the “snow” students used white tagboard to create the body of the snowman.

Details (“scarves,” “eyes,” and “carrot noses”) were made using brightly colored construc-

tion paper. The base of each “Snowman” was made out of cardboard and collaged tissue

paper. Each completed “Snowman” stands 11.5 inches tall and are 6 inches across the base.

Happy New Year!!!

The “Snowmen” created by

1. Rm. 120 (Frank A, Mikaila

C, Andrew D, Sebastian B,

Dominick R, Alissa S.) , 2.

Rm. 312 (Brandon B, Kyle F,

John H, Charles R, Charles S,

Andre W.), and 3. John

R (Rm. 306).

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