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Showing posts with label 5th grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 5th grade. Show all posts

March 13, 2015

Annual Countywide Exhibition

Congratulations to three of our students whose work was accepted into the district's Annual Countywide Exhibition. We are so proud of our fabulous artists!






February 23, 2015

Drop Savers Poster Contest

Every year, the City of North Miami Beach hosts The Drop Saver Poster Contest. The purpose of this contest is to teach children about the importance of water conservation. All of our 2nd-5th grade students were invited to submit a unique poster design to this competition. Many students submitted their artwork and we are excited to announce our school winners. The following posters, created by our very own Fulford Falcons, will be representing our school in the citywide competition. Good luck to all of our students!!

Division 2: Second and Third Grade









Division 3: Fourth and Fifth Grade









January 22, 2015

Fire in the Sky

Our fifth graders used pattern and design to create beautiful sunset skies. To finish this artwork, they will be learning about the work of Gustav Klimt and paint the silhouette of a fantasy tree, inspired by his painting "Tree of Life."









January 5, 2015

Hidden Names

Our fifth grade students painted these intricate designs inspired by the artwork of Paul Klee. If you look closely, you might see their name. Stop by the office in January to see these fantastic paintings in person. 







November 17, 2014

Fantastic Folk Art

The fifth grade students learned about the folk art style of painting and are working on painting colorful landscapes. 






 






October 20, 2014

Painting Names

The fifth graders are working on colorful watercolor paintings designed with the letters of their name. These ones are almost finished!






October 3, 2014

Celebrating Hispanic Heritage

Stop by the office to check out our students' beautiful artwork!!

In celebration of Hispanic Heritage Month, our second graders created designs inspired by traditional blankets, our fourth graders made Amate drawings, and our fifth graders made sparkly sugar skulls.