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Arts In Education
Weekly Art Challenge Art Passport Program Reflections
Thank you to all who supported our Red Carpet Art Gala on November 17! It was a spectacular event!!
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Thank you to all who supported the Recital Night at Barnes and Noble on December 8th. We were pleased to hear the musical talents of so many of our Encino Park Students.
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Congratulations to all 480 Encino Park students who submitted entries in the Reflections Program! We received a total of 961 entries! That is a record for the district!!
Special congratulations to the top 7 classes with the most entries! They have won art supplies for their classrooms!
1- Ms. Martinez’ 3rd grade class with 100 entries
2- Mr. Ytuarte’s 2nd grade class with 70 entries
3- Ms. Huggins’ 3rd grade class with 69 entries
4- Ms. Morrison’s 4th grade class with 63 entries
5- Ms. Peche’s 4th grade class with 47 entries
6- Ms. Ramirez’ 3rd grade class with 45 entries
7- Ms. Loveland’s 3rd grade class with 43 entries
Also, congratulations to the following 22 teachers who had full participation in their classrooms. These classes have won a special “Art Adventure Activity” in their classrooms later on this school year.
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Ms. Barr
Ms. Caballero
Ms. Chaloupka
Ms. Corona
Ms. Herrera
Ms. Huggins
Ms. Leonard
Ms. Love
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Ms. Loveland
Ms. Luna
Ms. Martinez
Ms. Morrison
Ms. Noriega
Ms. Peche
Ms Pfeifer
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Ms. Ramirez
Ms. Robertson
Ms. Spears
Ms. Stetler
Ms. Villanueva
Ms. Williams
Mr. Ytuarte
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Arts Passport Program
All students who entered the Reflections Program automatically earned an Arts Passport. Students may still earn a passport by completing an “application” available in the classroom kit. (This requires a parent signature.) Passports remain in the classroom so that they do not get lost, but students can check their progress whenever they like! We are keeping track of the stamps that have been earned, and update every few weeks by adding new stamps to the passports. Occasionally there are opportunities at school for students to earn stamps in their passports by participating in school art programs. Otherwise, students can fill out a form if they participate in an arts event at home or in the community (such as going to the theater, taking piano lessons, or going to a concert). They can receive stamps in their passport for every arts activity they participate in, whether in school or at home. At the end of the year, the top twenty students with the most stamps in their passport will get to participate in a special art workshop!
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"Weekly Art Challenge"
Earn a Stamp in Your Arts Passport Every Week!
Answer the art challenge question by emailing your name, grade & teacher's name and your correct answer to princesswahooey@hotmail.com or turning in your information on a sheet of paper to Miss Shannon at the front office. You can receive a stamp in your arts passport each week for doing this!
Challenge:
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New Challenge:
Although this artist is a very skilled painter, his is also famous for his series of paper cut-outs that he did later in his life when he was too old to hold a paintbrush steadily any more. This paper-cut-out is called "Icarus." Who is the artist?
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Last Challenge:
Can you name this artist at work? He is known for his dynamic style of creating huge paintings by flinging paint at canvas on the floor or walls. His works have titles such as “Number 1: Lavender Mist” and “Autumn Rhythm: Number 30).
Answer: The artist is Jackson Pollock
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If you have any questions about the Reflections Program or the Arts Passport, or to volunteer to help with Arts in Education at the school, please contact Arts in Education Chair:
Tara Lundmark at 444-9153 or princesswahooey@hotmail.com
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