1st graders learned about artist Wayne Thiebaud. In half of the sections students drew a donut and used gel markers and metallic crayons. In the other half students drew cupcakes using crayons and watercolor.
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Abby Schukei
I am an art making, bug driving, creative obsessed, value driven, color loving, family centered kid equipped with my friends at my sides, family behind pushing me forward, armed with the belief that laughter, color, and a simple smile can change lives.
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