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Picturesque Rainbow Row Captured By Lower School Art Students!

"Art on a Cart" brought Rainbow Row paintings to Kindergarten through 5th grade this Spring! 4th and 5th grade students worked with acrylic paint on canvas, using their color mixing skills to create an array of neutral colors from green, pink and white for the sidewalk, chimneys and rooftops.

Kindergarten through 3rd grade students learned a little bit about Charleston architecture and our local tourist hotspot, Rainbow Row, before creating their own versions in watercolor. The results are delightfully vibrant!

Preschool Press: The Story Of Easter

Mrs. Corinne and Mrs. Katie’s preschool two's class had fun learning all about the Easter story. They enjoyed opening Resurrection Eggs and talking about the importance of each item they found inside. Afterwards they made a stained-glass cross out of red, yellow, green and blue tissue paper and sang “1,2,3,4,5,6,7 Jesus made a way to Heaven. Red and yellow, green and blue, Jesus died for me and you!!” 

On another day, they read The Donkey that No One Could Ride by Anthony DeStefano and waved palm branches while singing a fun Hosanna song. Later, they made a palm branch craft using strips of green paper and glue. 

Both days were full of fun activities that helped strengthen each student's fine motor skills, work on color recognition and most importantly learn about the importance of Easter!