Student Artwork

This year, students at Hanawalt Elementary School created artwork in their classes or grades. These wonderful pieces of art were sold at the Centennial Auction to raise money for a new track. The pieces were also made into posters so that anyone who would like to, can enjoy them in their home as well.

Featured below are the pieces created by Hanawalt Students along with information about the piece.

The Kindergarteners created a Kandinsky-Inspired painting using bright colors and concentric circles. This piece is titled “Circles”.

The students in Mrs. Nordmeyer’s first grade classroom created this piece, named “Sunset”. The first graders experimented with the Impressionist technique, Pointillism, to create the landscape featured, which was inspired by Iowa scenery.

Mrs. Wade’s students created their piece, named “Landscape”. The first graders experimented with the Impressionist technique, Pointillism, to create the landscape featured, which was inspired by Iowa scenery.

Mrs. Yeager’s class created this piece, titled “Tree”. The first graders experimented with the Impressionist technique, Pointillism, to create the landscape featured, which was inspired by Iowa scenery.

Each second grade student painted their most prized possession on a canvas filled with color and whimsy. This artwork is titled “A Few of Our Things”.

The fourth grade made a “Grid of Graphic Designs in Black and White” for their first piece of artwork.

The fourth grade’s second piece, “Grid of Graphic Designs in Color” is their second piece of artwork.

A tribute to the school from our graduating fifth graders, each student created a dimensional flower that has been collaged and includes each artist’s name. “Growing up at Hanawalt” symbolizes the growth these children have experienced throughout elementary school.

The third graders made Adirondack Chairs that were hand painted by the students.

If you are interested in purchasing a poster copy of the artwork featured above, a form will be coming home in your student’s backpack on April 10th.