A special Art and Writing Show at CPE

2014-04-13

Columbia Park Elementary School held a special exhibition of students’ art and writing projects last Thursday.

The show was very interesting and we are pleased to publish some photos of their work:

Grade Three pupil Anouk Lafon reads some of her writing from the Author's Chair during Columbia Park Elementary's celebration of students' art and writing on Thursday, April 10. This young girl arrived here from France this year and already speaks, reads and writes in English — a new language for her. David F. Rooney photo — Grade Three pupil Anouk Lafon reads some of her writing from the Author’s Chair during Columbia Park Elementary’s celebration of students’ art and writing on Thursday, April 10. This young girl arrived here from France this year and already speaks, reads and writes in English — a new language for her. David F. Rooney photo

Lucy Grade Three students were inspired by Edvard Munch's classic painting to create their own versions of The Scream. David F. Rooney photo — Lucy Grade Three students were inspired by Edvard Munch’s classic painting to create their own versions of The Scream. David F. Rooney photo

Steve Smith and his daughter Zoe check out the artistic offerings created by CPE's Kindergarten kids. David F. Rooney photo — Steve Smith and his daughter Zoe check out the artistic offerings created by CPE’s Kindergarten kids. David F. Rooney photo

Grade One pupils used their artistic inclinations to use other words to spell out their names. David F. Rooney photo

Yo-ho-ho! The Grade Two kids clearly had treasure maps on their minds. David F. Rooney photo

Grade Four/Five kids created works of art based on famous Canadian artists. David F. Rooney photo — One class created works of art based on famous Canadian artists. David F. Rooney photo

The Grade Four/Five kids also created these adorably goofy beaver paintings. David F. Rooney photo

The Grade Four/Fives also created some amazing orca art. David F. Rooney photo

Grade Five/Six kids created art works based on magnified flowers. David F. Rooney photo