Saturday, March 19, 2016

mARTch Madness (see what I did there?)

MARCH MADNESS for CPCS STARTS THIS WEEK!!!!
In case you didn't know:
Monday - Sports Day - Wear your favorite team's gear.  2 DOJO points from Ms. Hillman if it's the Philadelphia 76ers or Brooklyn Nets.  Jus sayin....
Tuesday - Twin/Triplet/Quadruplet Day - Dress like your friends!
Wednesday - Wacky Wednesday!  Mismatch your clothing.
Thursday - Culture Day - Show off your roots!
Friday - DON'T COME TO SCHOOL...it's Good Friday  No School.

5th Grade Xavier Artists
This week Xavier scholars embark on a self-portrait project that will highlight their knowledge of color theory!Students who have struggled with self control in art class will have alternate projects until they earn back the right to use the art materials.

Questions about anything?  Email Ms. Hillman: jhillman@cpcsschool.org.

6th Grade FISK Artists 
Students are learning about Jean Michel Basquiat's life and contributions to the Neo-Expressionist art movement.  The Pop Art Project is UP in our CPCS hallways.  Come see it! 

Questions?  Email: jhillman@cpcsschool.org

7th Grade FAMU Artists
Gregory's artwork
Autumn's amazing poster
on body image
Social Action posters were handed in last week.  Those who did not complete during class time will have to work on their posters during Park Time this coming week.  The ESSAYS are due MONDAY and are part of the overall project grade and will also count as an independent project grade based on the criteria given in class (that paper given in class!).  

Email papers (Times New Roman Font, Size 12 and Double-Spaced) following the checklist (in prior posts) to jhillman@cpcsschool.org.

8th Grade Morehouse Grotesque Sculptors

 Masks are in FULL EFFECT!  Adding exaggerated and ugly features to their designs is what will make the final result its best.  Scholars watched the Wedding Haka of New Zealand Maori tradition and looked at masks from different countries.  SOME brave students are allowing Ms. Hillman to make masks from their faces while others are creating the base of their masks on balloons.  Scholars are learning how to use plaster strips (Rigid Wrap) to create sturdy structure for their grotesque masks.

GET THOSE BABY PHOTOS IN TO MS. HILLMAN ASAP.  Questions about any of this?  Email Ms. Hillman: jhillman@cpcsschool.org.