to help you grow as an artist
and showcase your artwork
Welcome to the 2022-2023 Art Club
If you are interested in participating in the Oak Grove Art Club, please enroll below. We will be meeting monthly mostly every 3rd Wednesday of each month, during scheduled school days, from 2 pm to 3 pm in the Art Room.
SEP 28 | OCT 26 | NOV 16 |
DEC 21 | JAN 25 | FEB 15 |
MAR 15 | APR 19 | MAY 17 |
Please apply HERE
Note that you can apply for both Art Club and STEAM Club and fill out both applications.
Activities
You will get a gift if your entry is
accepted
Authentic Assessments.docx- 3D Graphics, Animation, and Printing ( MS Paint, Paint 3D, ( Tinkercad | Create 3D digital designs with online CAD | Tinkercad - Click HERE to join class)
- Art Competitions:
- Annual Countywide Student Art Show
Entries due on Wednesday, February 22, 2023
Surprising, innovative, clever, and accomplished, the annual show encompasses all styles, media, and techniques in 2-D and 3-D artworks. The ambitious and impressive collection demonstrates the development of new skills, abilities, and interests; and emphasizes versatility, good design, and imagination.
Open to grades K-12 2D & 3D Artwork
- mia Gallery: Drawing Parallels: Basquiat & Lam, Bold Truth
Entries due on Wednesday, February 22, 2023
Art has always had an impact when it challenged current social views. Jean-Michel Basquiat and Wilfredo Lam were the mavericks of their day, challenging the current norms and ideas. A closer look at both draws close comparison in their intent to tell a story with similarities in their use of the elements of art and design. Basquiat’s use of line, color and shape, while often called “primitive” was used to describe truths about society’s hate and discrimination. In comparison, Lam used line and shape to define and tell his story of his people in Cuba. Both artists were the forerunners in the use of text within their artwork understanding the powerful voice it added to their artwork. Basquiat often used English, Spanish and Haitian Creole in his artwork. Basquiat and Lam were both known for conveying powerful messages through their artwork and their messages live on through their art today.
This 2-D exhibition asks students to reflect on the current social and cultural norms and to develop their own story incorporating text into their compositions. This 2-D only exhibition invites students to explore the world of illustration and book writing from “cover to cover.” Open to grades K-12 2D and low relief Artwork ONLY Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
- Doodle for Google Contest - Entries due on Wednesday, March 1st, 2023. Information HERE
- H.O.P.E. Contest - Entries due on Wednesday, March 1st, 2023. Information HERE
Teams of 3, will create a 3-minute video using FlipGrid based on the thought-provoking question: How can Fostering Saves Lives?
Create an original work of art that best displays their artistic abilities and social responsibility. The work of art can include a painting or sculpture. It should incorporate recycled elements or items repurposed from nature. The winning school will be announced on Earth Day, April 22, on Local 10 News and will receive $4,500 for their school’s art department.
- Celebrating Haitian Heritage Month
Entries due on Wednesday, March 15, 2023
This exhibition celebrates Haitian Heritage. Over fifty 2-D and low-relief artworks celebrating Haitian culture and tradition are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition.
Open to grades K-12 2D Artwork only accepted Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
- PAW-fect Pawtraits!
Entries due on Wednesday, March 15, 2023
Artists such as Albert Dürer, Cassius Marcellus Coolidge, Frida Kahlo, Carel Fabritius, Diego Velázquez, and Henri Rousseau are but a few of the artists throughout history who have focused on animals as their primary subject matter for portraits. They have portrayed creatures with almost human like qualities by attempting to draw similarities between human beings and the animal kingdom. Their animal portraits range in depictions that convey everything from humorous subject matter, to realistic, and at times, somber portrayals.
This 2-D exhibition highly encourages students to make a departure from their traditional ideas surrounding the traditional portrait to experiment and create new inventive artworks. This 2-D only exhibition challenges students to think and reinvent new aesthetics in their art as it relates to the contemporary portrait. Open to grades K-12 2D Artwork only accepted Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
- Make a Bookmark Contest
Entries due on Monday, March 20, 2023
Discover a world of possibilities beyond books at your local library! Language learning, museum passes, laptop and tablet lending – there is so much more to the story. Show us where the library will take you by designing an original bookmark. The winning entries will be made available at all Miami-Dade Public Library System locations. Click HERE for details.
- Blue Ribbon Month Poster Contest
Entries due on Wednesday, March 29, 2023
- The Division of Student Services, in conjunction with Amigos for Kids, is co-sponsoring the annual Child Abuse Prevention and Awareness Month poster contest.
- All artwork must be original and measure 18"x24" in size. Work may be done entirely in one medium or be of mixed media. Acceptable media may include any paint, ink, pen, crayon, pastels, photography collage, any paper, or canvas. Computer-generated or digitally enhanced artwork will not be accepted at the elementary school level.
- For more information about the theme, visit the following link: http://www.amigosforkids.org/blue-ribbon. Scroll down to 2022 Blue Ribbon Poster Contest to see last year’s winning entries for reference. Scroll to the bottom section “Awareness” to access the Blue Ribbon brochures in English, Spanish, and Creole.
- There will be first, second, and third place prizes and honorable mention winners for elementary, middle, and senior high school:
- 1st place prize: $250 gift card
- 2nd place prize: $100 gift card
- 3rd place prize: $50 gift card
- Honorable Mention: $25 gift card
2021-2022
In Person Club
Group STEAM: October 2021 to January 2022
Group ART: February 2022 to May 2022
Virtual Club
Group ART: October 2021 to January 2022
Group STEAM: February 2022 to May 2022
If you are interested in participating on Oak Grove Virtual Club, please enroll below. We will be meeting monthly every Wednesday, except on the first Wednesday of each month, during scheduled school days, from 2pm to 3pm.
Apply HERE for the Art Club
We will start on Wednesday October 20,2021
ART Authentic Assessments
mia Gallery: Going Gaga for Dada:
Art Rebels!
Exhibition Description/Submission Details
The idea of the conceptual DADA movement, which arose in Zurich, Switzerland, arose as a reaction to World War 1 and nationalism that led to the war. It was influenced by Cubists, Futurists, Constructivists, and Expressionists of the day. It was a crazy period that ranged in art from the performing arts to the visual arts. Encompassing painting, collages, reliefs, photography, and sculpture, it sought to make fun of the elites and impressed upon itself the idea of questioning the roles of society, artists, and the purpose of art. Hans Arp incorporated chance in his creations, never planning his work. Kurt Schwitters assemblages combined 2 and 3 dimensional aspects to his work. Max Ernst used photomontage and based his images on random association of juxtaposed images. This 2-D only exhibition allows students the opportunity to explore and experiment with conceptual art ideas and stretch the boundaries of social questions and purpose.
● Open to grades K-12
● 2D and low relief Artwork ONLY
● Artwork should be submitted electronically as a JPEG image (no larger than 3.32 MB) through the M-DCPS Authentic Assessment On-line Submission Platform
● Artwork not representing the theme will not be considered for adjudication.
Due Date: Tuesday September 28, 2021
STEAM Competitions
Visit the STEAM Section HERE
Virtual Art Club 2020-2021
This is an after-school enrichment program designed to offer students activities and experiences that develop critical and creative thinking and go beyond the core curriculum. This year's components will be Science Fair and SECME; Art Appreciation.
Every Wednesdays on School Days
2:30 p.m – 3:00 p.m.(Except on the first Wednesday of each month)
This is an after-school enrichment program designed to offer students activities and experiences that develop critical and creative thinking and go beyond the core curriculum. This year's components will be Science Fair and SECME; Art Appreciation.
Every Wednesdays on School Days
2:30 p.m – 3:00 p.m.
(Except on the first Wednesday of each month)
SECME Competitions Booklet: HERE
Academic Enrichment Program 2019-2020
AEP is an after-school enrichment program designed to offer students with activities and experiences that develop critical and creative thinking and go beyond the core curriculum. This year's components will be Science Fair and SECME; Art Appreciation.
Academic Enrichment Program (AEP)
October 22 - May 21
Every Tuesday and Thursday on School Days
3:15 p.m – 4:15 p.m.
Please refer to this page for updates and information pertinent to the program.
Science Fair
Saturday, February 8, 7:30 am-3:30 pm - Science Complex, Miami-Dade College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27 Ave
-Science Fair ( Handbook, Science Fair Site )
SECME
Saturday, February 8, 7:30 am-3:30 pm - Science Complex, Miami-Dade College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27 Ave - Presentations for all Competitions HERE
-Mouse Trap Car (Booklet p.31, Car Build Video )
-Water Bottle Rocket (Booklet p. 51, Workshop Refresher, Ref Pics, Dec Pics)
-FPL Generator (Booklet p. 73), Seminar Video, Tinker Circuits)
-Brain Bowl (Booklet p.13, Resource1, Resource2, Resource3)
-Banner ( Booklet p. 11, Examples 1, Examples 2)
-Essay ( Booklet p. 21 )
Visual Arts
Art Exhibits ( Schedule )
-Found Objects ( Information , Definition, Examples ) - Mandatory / Deadline: Tue Nov 5
-Black History Month: African Americans and the Vote ( Information p. 9, Examples 1 Examples 2) / Deadline: Tue Nov 26
-mia Gallery: About Face!: Reinventing the Portrait ( Information p. 11 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Dec 17
-Youth Fair: Fine Arts ( Information p. 14 Examples ) / Deadline: TBD
-Women's History Month ( Information p. 15 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Jan 21
-STEAM: Taste of the Tropics; Exploring Florida's Horticulture ( Information p. 17 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Jan 21
-Annual Countrywide Student Art Show ( Information p. 18 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 18
-ArtAbilities ( Information p. 19 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 25
-Museum Education Program Exhibition - Mandatory ( Information p. 21 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 25
-mia Gallery: Pop Goes The Easel!: Popular Culture As Art ( Information p. 20 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Mar 10
Other Activities
-Murals (See Below)
Congratulations
Marcy-Ann Gourdet
For her exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
My Miami Mountain
Tytony Olivier
For his exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Happy Volcano
Phanuel Plancher
For his exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Phanuel's Bracelet
Amanda Davilien
For her exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Snowflake Building
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 2, 2020
12:00-3:00 PM
Art Gallery
Hialeah-Miami-Dade College
1780 West 49th Street
Hialeah, Florida 33112
(305)237-8700
Exhibition Dates: Saturday, May 2, 2020 – Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Greidy Nunez Cabral
For her exhibit entry at the Annual Countywide Student Art Show
Artsy Me, 2019
Annual Countywide Virtual Exhibition
Exhibition Location: Bakehouse Art Complex 561 NW 32nd Street Miami, FL 33127
Exhibition Dates: Friday, April 3, 2020 – Friday, May 1, 2020
Opening Reception: Friday, April 3, 2020 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m
Congratulations
Science Fair Website
Patricia Martinez
For her TOP Performing Achievement at the MDCPS 2020 Elementary Science Fair Competition
Field Trips Information
What: SECME Olympiad
Why: To participate in a SECME National Competition, STEAM Expo and Science Fair
When: Saturday, February 8, 2020, 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Miami-Dade College North Campus(11380 NW 27 Avenue Miami, FL 33167-3495)
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Air B Bus Transportation
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
Be in front of the school before bus pick up at Oak Grove Elementary at 7:30 a.m.
Student check in 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Outside A104
Certain areas will be restricted to only competitions and SECME staff. It is important that competitors have their red Competitor ribbons to be giving access to these areas.
Specific areas in which parents, teachers, or any other non-competitors will not be allowed include: Banner Line-up, any Closed Event, the Rocket student line up (basketball court next to the parking lot) and project pick up, the Mousetrap Car student area and project pick-up.
Expo is open until 5:00pm. Visit the SECME site for additional information and/or peruse the program HERE
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
All
Levels
Science
Complex, Main Stage
8:15 AM
Coordinator
Check-in /
1.Deslene
Saint-Hubert
Elementary
Building
3 – Plaza – 1st Floor
8:00 AM
Science
Boards
1.Ethen
Pierre-Louis
Elementary
Building
2 (2151)
10:00 AM
FPL
Generator
1.Bashny
Antoine
Elementary
Building
4 (M/J Taylor Lounge - 4207)
10:00 AM
Brain
Bowl
1.Melissa
Jarquin
Elementary
Building
4 (M/J Taylor Lounge – 4207 and 4206
11:00 AM
Math
Challenge
1.Shawn
Cobbs
Elementary
Building
4 Cafeteria/Lot 9
11:20
- 11:40
Water
Rocketry
1.Phanuel
Plancher
Elementary
Gymnasium
11:20
- 11:40
Mousetrap Car
1.Renaldy
Auguste
Elementary
Gymnasium
(Display)
N/A
SECME
Essay & Vision Board
1.Ariela
Escudero
Elementary
Finals
on Main Stage of Sci. Complex
2:00-3:00PM
Awards
Ceremony
What: The Bass Museum / FIU Urban Studios
Why: To visit STEAM visual art pieces and artwork process
When: Wednesday, February 5, 2020, 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To The Bass Museum ( 2100 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139 )
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: MDCPS Bus
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
What: SECME Water Bottle Rocket Competition
Why: To participate in a SECME Water Bottle Rocket Competition
When: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 / 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, November 26
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
What: Water Bottle Rocket Seminar
Why: To learn about how to build a water-bottle rocket
When: Saturday, November 16, 2019 / 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, November 5
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
Why: To learn about the Everglades Ecosystem
When: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 / 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To The Everglades National Park, 36000 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida 33194
Who: Selected 4th graders
Transportation: Air B Bus Company
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, October 29
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses
What to bring: Water bottle
What not to bring: Lunch (school lunch will be provided) money, cellphone, backpack
What to explore before the trip:
This section of the website is for kids.
Our Life in the Everglades ID Guide will help you identify the common flora and fauna of the freshwater slough and sawgrass prairie habitats.
Our Everglades Mountains and Valleys video series as a great introduction to different habitats that make up the Everglades ecosystem.
The Science, Research, History and Culture sections.
What: BioBlitz
Why: To learn about the Everglades Ecosystem
When: Saturday, November 2, 2019 / 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Wagner Creek,1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 5th graders
Transportation: Private Bus
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, October 29
What to wear: Comfortable attire
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money optional as snacks will be provided
What not to bring: backpack
AEP is an after-school enrichment program designed to offer students with activities and experiences that develop critical and creative thinking and go beyond the core curriculum. This year's components will be Science Fair and SECME; Art Appreciation.
Academic Enrichment Program (AEP)
October 22 - May 21
Every Tuesday and Thursday on School Days
3:15 p.m – 4:15 p.m.
Please refer to this page for updates and information pertinent to the program.
Science Fair
Saturday, February 8, 7:30 am-3:30 pm - Science Complex, Miami-Dade College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27 Ave
-Science Fair ( Handbook, Science Fair Site )
SECME
Saturday, February 8, 7:30 am-3:30 pm - Science Complex, Miami-Dade College, North Campus, 11380 NW 27 Ave - Presentations for all Competitions HERE
-Mouse Trap Car (Booklet p.31, Car Build Video )
-Water Bottle Rocket (Booklet p. 51, Workshop Refresher, Ref Pics, Dec Pics)
-FPL Generator (Booklet p. 73), Seminar Video, Tinker Circuits)
-Brain Bowl (Booklet p.13, Resource1, Resource2, Resource3)
-Banner ( Booklet p. 11, Examples 1, Examples 2)
-Essay ( Booklet p. 21 )
Visual Arts
Art Exhibits ( Schedule )
-Found Objects ( Information , Definition, Examples ) - Mandatory / Deadline: Tue Nov 5
-Black History Month: African Americans and the Vote ( Information p. 9, Examples 1 Examples 2) / Deadline: Tue Nov 26
-mia Gallery: About Face!: Reinventing the Portrait ( Information p. 11 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Dec 17
-Youth Fair: Fine Arts ( Information p. 14 Examples ) / Deadline: TBD
-Women's History Month ( Information p. 15 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Jan 21
-STEAM: Taste of the Tropics; Exploring Florida's Horticulture ( Information p. 17 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Jan 21
-Annual Countrywide Student Art Show ( Information p. 18 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 18
-ArtAbilities ( Information p. 19 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 25
-Museum Education Program Exhibition - Mandatory ( Information p. 21 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Feb 25
-mia Gallery: Pop Goes The Easel!: Popular Culture As Art ( Information p. 20 Examples ) / Deadline: Tue Mar 10
Other Activities
-Murals (See Below)
Congratulations
Marcy-Ann Gourdet
For her exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
My Miami Mountain
Tytony Olivier
For his exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Happy Volcano
Phanuel Plancher
For his exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Phanuel's Bracelet
Amanda Davilien
For her exhibit entry at the 38th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition
Snowflake Building
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 2, 2020
12:00-3:00 PM
Art Gallery
Hialeah-Miami-Dade College
1780 West 49th Street
Hialeah, Florida 33112
(305)237-8700
Exhibition Dates: Saturday, May 2, 2020 – Tuesday, May 19, 2020
Greidy Nunez Cabral
For her exhibit entry at the Annual Countywide Student Art Show
Artsy Me, 2019
Annual Countywide Virtual Exhibition
Exhibition Location: Bakehouse Art Complex 561 NW 32nd Street Miami, FL 33127
Exhibition Location: Bakehouse Art Complex 561 NW 32nd Street Miami, FL 33127
Exhibition Dates: Friday, April 3, 2020 – Friday, May 1, 2020
Opening Reception: Friday, April 3, 2020 7:00 p.m. – 10:00 p.m
Congratulations
Congratulations
Science Fair Website
Patricia Martinez
For her TOP Performing Achievement at the MDCPS 2020 Elementary Science Fair Competition
Field Trips Information
What: SECME Olympiad
Why: To participate in a SECME National Competition, STEAM Expo and Science Fair
When: Saturday, February 8, 2020, 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Miami-Dade College North Campus(11380 NW 27 Avenue Miami, FL 33167-3495)
When: Saturday, February 8, 2020, 7:30 am - 3:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Miami-Dade College North Campus(11380 NW 27 Avenue Miami, FL 33167-3495)
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Air B Bus Transportation
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
Transportation: Air B Bus Transportation
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
Be in front of the school before bus pick up at Oak Grove Elementary at 7:30 a.m.
Student check in 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Outside A104
Student check in 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Outside A104
Competitions/Judging 8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Projects displayed for viewing: 1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.
Awards program 2:00 p.m.
Be ready to be picked up at the bus drop off at Oak Grove Elementary at 3:30 p.m.
Certain areas will be restricted to only competitions and SECME staff. It is important that competitors have their red Competitor ribbons to be giving access to these areas.
Specific areas in which parents, teachers, or any other non-competitors will not be allowed include: Banner Line-up, any Closed Event, the Rocket student line up (basketball court next to the parking lot) and project pick up, the Mousetrap Car student area and project pick-up.
Expo is open until 5:00pm. Visit the SECME site for additional information and/or peruse the program HERE
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
All
Levels
|
Science
Complex, Main Stage
|
8:15 AM
|
Coordinator
Check-in /
SECME
Banner
|
1.Deslene
Saint-Hubert
2.Michael
Ulysse
3.Kethderley
Barthelemy
|
Elementary
|
Building
3 – Plaza – 1st Floor
|
8:00 AM
|
Science
Boards
|
1.Ethen
Pierre-Louis
2.Patricia
Martinez
3.Amy
Geffrard
|
Elementary
|
Building
2 (2151)
|
10:00 AM
|
FPL
Generator
|
1.Bashny
Antoine
2.Roseline
Jean Noel
3.Saskia
Imbert
|
Elementary
|
Building
4 (M/J Taylor Lounge - 4207)
|
10:00 AM
|
Brain
Bowl
|
1.Melissa
Jarquin
2.Faith
Key
3.Adelanic
Hernandez
4.Werleigh,
Jean-Claude
|
Elementary
|
Building
4 (M/J Taylor Lounge – 4207 and 4206
|
11:00 AM
|
Math
Challenge
|
1.Shawn
Cobbs
2.Kiyani
Laurent 3.Cassandra Timogene
|
Elementary
|
Building
4 Cafeteria/Lot 9
|
11:20
- 11:40
|
Water
Rocketry
Elementary Group E
|
1.Phanuel
Plancher
2.Aurie-Anne
Vixama
3.Nandline
Polycarpe
|
Elementary
|
Gymnasium
|
11:20
- 11:40
|
Mousetrap Car
Elementary Group E
|
1.Renaldy
Auguste
2.Nasir
Walcott
3.Soraja
Siclait
|
Elementary
|
Gymnasium
(Display)
|
N/A
|
SECME
Essay & Vision Board
|
1.Ariela
Escudero
|
Elementary
|
Finals
on Main Stage of Sci. Complex
|
2:00-3:00PM
|
Awards
Ceremony
|
What: The Bass Museum / FIU Urban Studios
Why: To visit STEAM visual art pieces and artwork process
When: Wednesday, February 5, 2020, 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To The Bass Museum ( 2100 Collins Avenue Miami Beach, FL 33139 )
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: MDCPS Bus
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
Transportation: MDCPS Bus
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, January 21
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, a hat, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money, umbrella
What not to bring: backpack
Other Information:
What: SECME Water Bottle Rocket Competition
Why: To participate in a SECME Water Bottle Rocket Competition
When: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 / 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
When: Tuesday, December 17, 2019 / 8:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, November 26
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
What: Water Bottle Rocket Seminar
Why: To learn about how to build a water-bottle rocket
When: Saturday, November 16, 2019 / 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
When: Saturday, November 16, 2019 / 8:30 am - 1:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To American SHS, 1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 4th/5th graders
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Transportation: Private car (Ms. Wawa)
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, November 5
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money
What not to bring: backpack
Why: To learn about the Everglades Ecosystem
When: Tuesday, November 5, 2019 / 8:30 am - 2:30 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To The Everglades National Park, 36000 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida 33194
Who: Selected 4th graders
Transportation: Air B Bus Company
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To The Everglades National Park, 36000 SW 8th Street, Miami, Florida 33194
Who: Selected 4th graders
Transportation: Air B Bus Company
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, October 29
What to wear: Oak Grove T-Shirt, long pants, closed-toe shoes, sunscreen, hat, sunglasses
What to bring: Water bottle
What not to bring: Lunch (school lunch will be provided) money, cellphone, backpack
What to explore before the trip:
What to explore before the trip:
This section of the website is for kids.
Our Life in the Everglades ID Guide will help you identify the common flora and fauna of the freshwater slough and sawgrass prairie habitats.
Our Everglades Mountains and Valleys video series as a great introduction to different habitats that make up the Everglades ecosystem.
The Science, Research, History and Culture sections.
What: BioBlitz
Why: To learn about the Everglades Ecosystem
When: Saturday, November 2, 2019 / 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Wagner Creek,1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
When: Saturday, November 2, 2019 / 9:00 am - 12:00 pm
Where: From Oak Grove Elementary To Wagner Creek,1265 NW 12th Ave, Miami, Fl 33136
Who: Selected 5th graders
Transportation: Private Bus
Transportation: Private Bus
Deadline: Bring the signed field trip form by Tuesday, October 29
What to wear: Comfortable attire
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money optional as snacks will be provided
What not to bring: backpack
What to bring: Water bottle, snack, money optional as snacks will be provided
What not to bring: backpack
Academic Enrichment Program 2018-2019
Congratulations! You have been selected to participate in the Academic Enrichment Program (AEP). AEP is an after-school enrichment program
designed to offer students with activities and experiences that develop
critical and creative thinking and go beyond the core curriculum. The specific curriculum components offered at
Oak Grove Elementary are taken from STEAM categories. Students will be taught
Computer Science and Art Appreciation.
Academic
Enrichment Program (AEP)
October 23 -
May 31
Every Tuesday
and Thursday on School Days
3:15 p.m –
4:15 p.m.
Please refer to this page for updates and information pertinent to the program.
We are going to enter the following competitions:
-Mouse Trap Car (Resources)
-Water Bottle Rocket (Resources,Workshop ) Competition on Sat Mar 2nd, 9a-12p
-FPL Generator (Resources, Seminar, Tinker Circuits)
-Math Challenge (Jeopardy, Challenge,OA WK1, NBT WK2, NF WK3, MD WK4, GM WK5, Key)
-Brain Bowl (Resource1, Resource2, Resource3)
-Robotics
-Coding
-3D Modeling & Printing
-Science Fair Boards (Resources, Science Fair Site )
-Banner (Examples 1, Examples 2, Tiger, Brain)
-Essay
-Art Exhibits
It is with great pride that we congratulate the following 6 Art Club students for having their artworks selected to be displayed at:
1) The 37th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition.
Jaliyah Weekes, 5h Grade - Ms. McRae's class
Dyamie Grant, 5th Grade - Ms. Dabas' class
Melissa Pleteau, 5th Grade - Ms. Blackshear's class
Justice Short, 4th Grade - Ms. Navarra's class
Exhibition Location:
Miami-Dade College
Art Gallery
Exhibition Dates:
Saturday, May 4, 2019 –
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 4, 2019
2) The "Celebrating Haitian Heritage " Student Art Show
Jayson Francois, 5th Grade - Ms. Blackshear's class
Valencia Elian, 5th Grade - Ms. Francois' class (collage)
Valencia Elian, 5th Grade - Ms. Francois' class (painting)
Justice Short, 4th Grade - Ms. Navarra's class
The artworks celebrating Haitian culture and tradition selected will be installed in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition.
Exhibition Dates:
Friday, April 19, 2019 –
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Check the Gallery section to see their artworks.
-Murals
We will be visiting the Wolfsonain-FIU and the BASS Museum of Art in Miami Beach on Thursday November 15, 2018. Get ready to spend an amazing time and visit their sites in preparation for our trip:
Bus Pick up at Oak Grove Elementary at 7:30 a.m.
Miriam Castillo Murals
12 Steps to Amazing Murals
We are going to enter the following competitions:
-Mouse Trap Car (Resources)
-Water Bottle Rocket (Resources,Workshop ) Competition on Sat Mar 2nd, 9a-12p
-FPL Generator (Resources, Seminar, Tinker Circuits)
-Math Challenge (Jeopardy, Challenge,OA WK1, NBT WK2, NF WK3, MD WK4, GM WK5, Key)
-Brain Bowl (Resource1, Resource2, Resource3)
-Robotics
-Coding
-3D Modeling & Printing
-Science Fair Boards (Resources, Science Fair Site )
-Banner (Examples 1, Examples 2, Tiger, Brain)
-Essay
-Art Exhibits
It is with great pride that we congratulate the following 6 Art Club students for having their artworks selected to be displayed at:
1) The 37th Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition.
Jaliyah Weekes, 5h Grade - Ms. McRae's class
Dyamie Grant, 5th Grade - Ms. Dabas' class
Melissa Pleteau, 5th Grade - Ms. Blackshear's class
Justice Short, 4th Grade - Ms. Navarra's class
Exhibition Location:
Miami-Dade College
Art Gallery
Exhibition Dates:
Saturday, May 4, 2019 –
Tuesday, May 21, 2019
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 4, 2019
2) The "Celebrating Haitian Heritage " Student Art Show
Jayson Francois, 5th Grade - Ms. Blackshear's class
Valencia Elian, 5th Grade - Ms. Francois' class (collage)
Valencia Elian, 5th Grade - Ms. Francois' class (painting)
Justice Short, 4th Grade - Ms. Navarra's class
The artworks celebrating Haitian culture and tradition selected will be installed in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition.
Exhibition Dates:
Friday, April 19, 2019 –
Thursday, August 22, 2019
Check the Gallery section to see their artworks.
-Murals
I am excited to embark with you on another creative adventure!
Field Trips
Registered
Oak Grove Students will be attending the Miami Dade STEAM Expo / SECME
Olympiad and Festival AND Science Fair at the Miami-Dade College North
Campus (11380 NW 27 Avenue Miami, FL 33167-3495) on Saturday January
26, 2019.
Bus Pick up at Oak Grove Elementary at 7:30 a.m.
Student
check in 8:00 - 8:30 a.m. Outside A104
Competitions/Judging
8:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m.
Projects
displayed for viewing: 1:30 p.m. – 2:15 p.m.
Awards
program 2:00 p.m.
Bus
drop off at Oak Grove Elementary at 2:30 p.m.
- Families are invited to participate. Expect an amazing day!
- Wear an Oak Grove t-shirt (if you don’t have one wear
a plain white t-shirt)
- Wear comfortable sneakers and a hat (if you have one)
- Bring snacks/lunch and refreshments preferably ( but you
can also buy snacks ($10-$15).
Just know the lines will be long)
- Bring a water bottle
- Certain areas will be restricted to only competitions
and SECME staff. It is important that competitors have their red
Competitor ribbons to be giving access to these areas.
- Specific areas in which parents, teachers, or any
other non-competitors will not be allowed include, Anyone Banner
Line-up, any Closed Event, the Egg-drop and
Rocket student line up (basketball court next to parking lot) and
project pick up, and the Mousetrap car student area and
project pick-up.
KIDS N TOUCH, headed by our own Oak Grove counselor Mrs. Dirosier, has invited the Art Club students to experience a unique cooking class offered by THE REAL FOOD ACADEMY !
This exciting event is scheduled for Saturday April 20 from 1pm to 2:30pm. There is no cost to the student. Kids N Touch is sponsoring the class. Wear something that you don't mind getting dirty.
TRANSPORTATION IS ON YOUR OWN! Please make sure to get dropped off and picked up ON TIME at 570 NE 81st Street, Miami, FL 33138
For additional information you may contact Ms. Wawa or Mrs. Dirosier.
Murals
Miriam Castillo Murals
12 Steps to Amazing Murals
Oil Pastels
Message of May 7, 2018
Our scheduled Art Club meeting for Wednesday May 9 is CANCELLED.
Please make arrangements to leave at your regular dismissal time of 2:05 pm.
Message of March 16, 2018
Dear Art Club Members,
Please join me in congratulating Jaliya Collins for her "Beat Up Clown" Artwork that was accepted in the 36th
Annual Museum Education Program Exhibition. This program is recognized
by the National School Boards Association as one of the outstanding curriculum
ideas in the United States, the Museum Education Program generates amazing
artwork as an outcome of studies within the galleries. An annual highlight,
this concluding exhibition emphasizes the critical role of understanding both
traditional and contemporary visual arts in the creation of new work.
Exhibition Dates:
Saturday, May 5, 2018 – Tuesday, May 22, 2018
Opening Reception:
Saturday, May 5, 2018 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Location:
Miami Dade College Hialeah Campus “Art Gallery” - located at 1780 W 49th Street, Hialeah, Florida 33012
Check out the latest artworks and Jaliya's piece in our Gallery section.
Please check back this page and the Art Contest section for current art entries.
Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday April 11. We will be discussing how to repaint the main mural in the front of our school.
Remember to get permission to stay from 2p to 3p in the art room.
Message of February 14, 2018
Dear Art Club Members,
Please join me in congratulating Louth Nelson and Jayden Mondesir who artistically represented our school at the SECME Olympiad.
Also congratulate Angela Jean-Gilles for her Women's History Month piece that was accepted in the exhibit. The installation is taking place in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition.
Read the March issue of the SchoolArts Magazine HERE. Scroll down on this page to read the previous issues.
Your next assignments are as follow:
1- An artwork related to the first museum visit at the Bass Museum and FIU Art Studios. Here are the links for references:
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 7
2- An artwork related to the Wynwood Walls tour (Resource Guide HERE )
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 7
3- Celebrating
Haitian Culture
Over fifty 2-D and
low-relief artworks celebrating Haitian culture and tradition are selected for
installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration
Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view
this high-profile exhibition.
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 14
Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday March 14. Please remember to get permission to stay from 2p to 3p in the art room.
Message of January 18, 2018
Dear Art Club Members,
I am proud to have received artwork from some of you after our winter break. Please visit the "Gallery" section on this blog to look at the pictures of both these artwork and your visit to the Wynwood Walls.
Our next meeting is scheduled for Wednesday February 14. Please remember to get permission to stay from 2p to 3p in the art room.
Read the February issue of the SchoolArts Magazine HERE. Scroll down on this page to read the previous issues.
Your next assignments are as follow:
1- An artwork related to the first museum visit at the Bass Museum and FIU Art Studios. Here are the links for references:
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 7
2- Exhibition work for the Women's History Month Exhibition.
The District is proud to host this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibition, “Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring women Who fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” Over fifty 2- D and low-relief artworks celebrating Women’s History Month are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition. - -Open to grades K-12
- 2D Artwork ONLY
-Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 24
3- An artwork related to the Wynwood Walls tour (Resource Guide HERE )
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 7
4- Celebrating
Haitian Culture
Over fifty 2-D and
low-relief artworks celebrating Haitian culture and tradition are selected for
installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration
Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view
this high-profile exhibition.
Deadline to submit work: MARCH 14
I will keep you updated in our possible next field to the Haitian Art Museum.
Message of December 20
Dear Art Club Members,
I wish you the best Holiday time. First and foremost, remember that the deadline to apply for an Art Magnet program is January 15. Please refer to this link to apply: HERE.
As you enjoy your well deserved recess please also remember that you may opt to enjoy creating the following:
1- An artwork related to the first museum visit at the Bass Museum and FIU Art Studios. Here are the links for references:
2- Exhibition work for the STEAM Arts Fusion Showcase.
This juried competition combines technology, engineering, architecture, math, visual arts, music, film making, fashion, and performing arts, while encouraging innovation and creative risk-taking. Students are encouraged to create artworks that incorporate STEAM strategies, these include but are not limited to: robotic themes, code art, interactive artworks that combine music, and 3-D printing.
Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 10
3- Exhibition work for the Women's History Month Exhibition.
The District is proud to host this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibition, “Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring women Who fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” Over fifty 2- D and low-relief artworks celebrating Women’s History Month are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition. Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 24
3- Exhibition work for the Women's History Month Exhibition.
The District is proud to host this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibition, “Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring women Who fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” Over fifty 2- D and low-relief artworks celebrating Women’s History Month are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition. Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 24
Last but not least, our next field trip is scheduled for Wednesday January 17 to the Wynwood Walls and Lowe Art Museum from 9 am to 1:30 pm.
It is recommended that you wear:
It is recommended that you wear:
- An Oak Grove T-Shirt
- Comfortable shoes
- Sunscreen
- Sunglasses
- A hat
- Mosquito spray
Avoid
bringing heavy bags to allow for comfortable walking.
Art Club Students: bring your sketchbooks and a pencil.
Art Club Students: bring your sketchbooks and a pencil.
I will pass
by your classrooms after the bell rings on Wednesday morning to gather everyone to pick up your
lunches in the cafeteria.
Consult the Field Trip Resource Guide HERE for Wynwood Walls and information HERE about the Lowe Art Museum.
Message of December 8
Please remember to get parents' permission to stay for our Art Club meeting scheduled for Wednesday December 13.
Also remember that the deadline to apply for an Art Magnet program is January 15.
Our next exhibition work is the STEAM Arts Fusion Showcase.
This juried
competition combines technology, engineering,
architecture, math, visual arts, music, film making,
fashion, and performing arts, while encouraging
innovation and creative risk-taking. Students are
encouraged to create artworks that incorporate
STEAM strategies, these include but are not
limited to: robotic themes, code art, interactive
artworks that combine music, and 3-D printing.
Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than
18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 10
Following is the Women's History Month Exhibition.
The District is proud to host this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibition, “Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring women Who fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” Over fifty 2- D and low-relief artworks celebrating Women’s History Month are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition. Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 24
Following is the Women's History Month Exhibition.
The District is proud to host this year’s Women’s History Month Exhibition, “Nevertheless She Persisted: Honoring women Who fight All Forms of Discrimination Against Women.” Over fifty 2- D and low-relief artworks celebrating Women’s History Month are selected for installation in the auditorium gallery of the School Board Administration Building. Board Members, community dignitaries, and thousands of visitors view this high-profile exhibition. Open to grades K-12
2D Artwork ONLY
Artwork should be no larger than 18” x 24” matted.
Deadline to submit work: JANUARY 24
Examples of Successful Students Art Exhibits
Also visit art.scholastic.com and the Digital issues of SchoolArts magazines below
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| Access Digital issues of SchoolArts magazines by clicking on these links |
Message November 17
Art Club Students: I hope you retained precious memories from your field trip at the Bass Museum of Art and the FIU Art Studios on Lincoln Road. We will be discussing in details what we learned from our visit.
Our next Art Club meeting is on Wednesday December 13 in the art room from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm.
Our next field trip to the Wynwood Walls and the Lowe Art Museum is on Wednesday January 17 from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm.
Please make sure you continue working on your projects and apply for the art magnet programs.
Message of November 9
1- Please don't forget to apply for the Art Magnet Programs:
or Call 305-995-1922
- -Applications must be submitted by January 15
- -You may select up to 5 schools
- -Select only one (1) program per school
- -You must contact the schools to find out about additional requirements
2- Our first field trip is on Wednesday November 15 at the Bass Museum from 9am til 2pm. Make sure you bring your sketchbook and a pencil. If you usually bring your lunch to school bring it for that day as usual. If you get your lunch from the cafeteria you will get a lunch box to go from the cafeteria before you get on the bus.
3- Your next assignment is due to me on Wednesday December 6. Here are the details:
Black History Month exhibition
Over fifty 2-D and low-relief artworks celebrating
Black History Month are selected for installation
in the auditorium gallery of the School Board
Administration Building. The 2018 theme of
“African Americans in Time of War” will be
exhibited to Board Members, community
dignitaries, and thousands of visitors who view
this high-profile exhibition.
Message for the week of October 30th to November 3rd
Congratulations to Warrell, Jayden, Michaela, Acheline, Louth and Tranay for participating in the watercolor exhibit. Check the Gallery section for the pictures of their awesome artwork!
Keep on working on your sketches using the portfolio ideas in the handout.
Message for the week of October 23rd to 27
Art Club members,
This week you need to bring to me in the art room:
1- Your water color paintings for submission to the exhibit
2- Your signed field trip forms
3- Your ideas and sketches for the Custodian Shed
Remember that our next meeting will be on Wednesday November 8 from 2pm to 3pm in the art room. Our field trip to the Bass Museum of Art is on Wednesday November 15. You will not be able to attend the field trip if you don't turn in your signed forms before the month of November.
Art Club Students Note 10/13/17
We will meet on Wednesday October 18 between 2pm and 3pm. Make sure you make arrangements to be picked up at 3pm sharp. If you are late being picked up you will not be able to stay in the Art Club.
Please bring to the meeting your
-sketchbook
-notes for the Custodian Shed renovation
-signed Field Trip form
You will get all the materials you need for the next scheduled project during the meeting.
See you next Wednesday!
Welcome Oak Grove artists to the 2017-2017 Art Club!
Use this page to find projects like district sponsored exhibits, resources and information about meetings and field trips.
The art club’s goal is to take further steps in fostering your creativity in the visual arts. During that time, I will deliver personalized instruction tailored to accelerate your progress in crafting artwork. We will explore in depth a wide variety of visual art media and tools and embark in S.T.E.A.M. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, Math) oriented projects.
We will meet at least monthly each 2nd working school Wednesday from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm. Please plan to be picked up promptly at 3:00 pm at your usual pick up area. If you are late for pick-up more than once you may be asked to discontinue attending the Art Club.
We will have our first meeting for the year on Wednesday October 11, 2017. The subsequent dates are: November 8, December 13, January 17, February 14, March 14, April 11 and May 9. We also have scheduled field trips to the Bass Museum and Wynwood Walls on Wednesday November 15 and Wednesday December 13.
I'm excited to embark with you in a yearlong creative adventure!
Access Digital issues of SchoolArts magazines by clicking on these links
September 2017
October 2017
November 2017
December 2017
January 2018
Congratulations to Warrell, Jayden, Michaela, Acheline, Louth and Tranay for participating in the watercolor exhibit. Check the Gallery section for the pictures of their awesome artwork!
Keep on working on your sketches using the portfolio ideas in the handout.
Keep on working on your sketches using the portfolio ideas in the handout.
Message for the week of October 23rd to 27
Art Club members,
This week you need to bring to me in the art room:
1- Your water color paintings for submission to the exhibit
2- Your signed field trip forms
3- Your ideas and sketches for the Custodian Shed
Remember that our next meeting will be on Wednesday November 8 from 2pm to 3pm in the art room. Our field trip to the Bass Museum of Art is on Wednesday November 15. You will not be able to attend the field trip if you don't turn in your signed forms before the month of November.
We will meet on Wednesday October 18 between 2pm and 3pm. Make sure you make arrangements to be picked up at 3pm sharp. If you are late being picked up you will not be able to stay in the Art Club.
Please bring to the meeting your
-sketchbook
-notes for the Custodian Shed renovation
-signed Field Trip form
You will get all the materials you need for the next scheduled project during the meeting.
See you next Wednesday!
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September 2017
October 2017
November 2017
December 2017
January 2018
Virtual Art Club
1st Challenge - Group Project
Get into groups of 4 and work on this shoe box project sponsored by School Art for Mankind.
Click on the following link for the details: SAM
1st Lesson - How to draw people realistically
Get into groups of 4 and work on this shoe box project sponsored by School Art for Mankind.
Click on the following link for the details: SAM
1st Lesson - How to draw people realistically
Thank you to those of you who gave me back your forms on time! It is a sign that you are indeed committed to learn and grow as an artist. I will give you your art club membership cards the next time I see you.
As I went through your forms I noticed that many of you expressed interest in drawing realistically. So I placed following a video that you can follow step by step dealing with the basics of drawing a female face. You will need to take your time and watch and pause the video as many times as you need to follow the instructions.
Once you have practiced enough, bring me your sketches so we can discuss your process. Enjoy!
2nd Lesson - Figure Drawing
This lesson is centered around learning how to draw the human body in general. In art it is called figure drawing.
Please go over the many phases of drawing the human body using the following link. Practice drawing the examples. When you have done all of the exercises bring them over to your next art class for discussion.
Welcome to our 2016-2017 Virtual Art Club! The OGE Virtual Art Club will take into consideration your wishes for artistic growth and accordingly publish online resources and projects. You will mainly use this page to get work done. We will discuss your projects during regular class time after you finish with your regular assignments.
Click on the links to learn about visual arts media and styles.
A medium as a material used by an artist or designer to create a work of art. For examples of media click on this link What is a medium? (Do not open an account when prompted to continue watching the video)
An art movement is a specific style of art that was used by a group of artists for a period of time. For some examples of art styles click on this link Styles of Art (note that this video does not shall all the existing styles)
Please understand that you are expected to be proactive in this program. Leave messages in this blog if you need clarification or want to share an insight with all Oak Grove Art Club Members.
Welcome artists!!! This is where the art club members can find resources and information about meetings for the school year 2015-2016
I am delighted to announce that our art club has evolved to be included in an After School Enrichment Program (AEP)! Our first meeting is scheduled for Tuesday December 1st, 2015.
The Art Appreciation component of the AEP program provides an in-depth understanding of art as the process through which a hands-on experience and critiquing methods are applied. Through this application process, students view master works of art, those created by their classmates, and their own original works of art.
The program is scheduled to take place every Tuesdays (group A) or every Thursday (group B) from 3:30pm to 4:30pm until April 2016.
This is where you will find the dates for cancelled classes
We will NOT MEET on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16 (Teacher Planning Day)
SCHEDULED CANCELLED DATES
Tuesday December 22, Thursday December 24 (Recess)SCHEDULED CANCELLED DATES
Tuesday December 29, Thursday December 31 (Recess)
Tuesday February 16 ( Teacher Planning day)
Tuesday March 22, Thursday March 24 (Recess)
This is where you will find the art club program
Inspirations
Form and Shape
Hyperrealism
Famous Portraits
Degas Scenes Paintings
Theme: My Favorite Sport
Create an artwork with you as an artist-athlete
| December 31, 2014 | Deadline to mail the school entries to the ICAF |
| January 31, 2015 | Winners invited to the 5th World Children's Festival in Washington, D.C. |
| 2-4 June 2015 | 5th World Children's Festival on The National Mall in Washington, D.C. |
| Jan.-Nov., 2016 | Arts Olympiad Traveling Exhibition |
Download a complimentary copy (8Mb) of ChildArt magazine
Art Club Members:
-Here is the link for the Egyptian Girl Drawing
-You can use the following suggested sites for your holiday designs. Happy Holidays!
How to draw christmas trees
How to draw a cartoon santa face
How to draw a cute santa
How to draw a christmas elf
How to draw a simple christmas wreath
How to draw a poinsettia
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