All seventh grade Art Tech students successfully designed pendants with the Tinkercad computer-aided design app on their iPads.  Forty-eight unique cross designs and one Star of David design were 3D printed.  A string with metal jewelry components was attached to each 3D print by class members.  This project combines personal artistic expression, engineering technology, and most importantly, religious faith.  Both seventh grade Art Tech classes are shown below wearing their 3D printed designs in church on Wednesday, May 22, 2024.  They are accompanied by Father Magee and Mr. Bell, the Art Tech Teacher.

First grade art students used tape and pre-cut cardstock to make Dancing Paper People.  To see the figures in action, please CLICK HERE for a video titled "Dancing Paper People."

Two beach-themed tempera paintings by 7th grade Art Tech students are shown below. 

Kindergarten art students have learned to make symmetrical paper flowers by folding, cutting, and gluing colored paper.  Tempera paint was applied to the card stock base to create grass, stems, and leaves.  

Sixth grader Logan Kendrick completed a Tinkercad model of a medieval English castle.  It appears here along with his 3D print.

The Kindergarten and 1st grade art classes are shown below with paper hats that they created.  Kindergarteners taped strips of cardstock together to create the base shape of their funny hats.  Students worked together with classmates to fit the hats on their heads.  They also made cones and cylinders which they taped to the hats.  First graders made origami "Samurai" helmets with large squares of paper.   Prior to working with the large sheets of paper, first graders learned the folding techniques with small squares of printer paper.  The assistant teachers who work with Mr. Bell each week in the kindergarten and 1st grade classes are shown wearing hats which they made.  They are Mrs. Baker, Mrs. Edmison, and Mrs. Coronado.  ​