#1 - Stretched canvas of the kids hands.

#2 - Framed collage of cut and paste self portraits of the kids.

#1 and #2 - Two 14 inch white platters decorated with darling fingerprint artwork including butterflies, caterpillars, flowers and bees.  Every child in Spanish Kindergarten used their fingerprints to paint one object on each platter. Every child's name is also painted on the platter. Butterflies painted by each teacher are also included in the center of the platter.
#3 - Big framed map w/photo & color mosaic.
#4 and #5 - These glass bowls were hand blown at the Tulsa Glass Blowing Studio located in the Historic Brady District of downtown Tulsa by Jason Decker (Parent of 2014S student) and with the help of local artist, teacher and Founding Artistic Director Sarah Diggdon. The bowls were then painted by the Spanish Kindergarten class with images of Spring including caterpillars, kites, flowers, suns, butterflies and rainbows. The specialty paint used in this project was then fused onto the bowls so to ensure the artwork would last a lifetime. As for the reason there are two bowls - a crack occurred during the fusing process of the first bowl. While the crack cannot be repaired, it has been contained and should hold together nicely, for years to come.

Collection of French Kindergarten black and white portraits with children's signatures and thoughts

#1 - Framed wall art of all Spanish 1st grade students signed handprints and a class picture all done in black and white.
#2 - Framed wall art of all 1st grade students signed handprints and a class picture all done in black and white and matted with blue background.
#3 - Poster/collage of headshots of our Spanish 1st grade students with a graphic artist touch to finish it.
#4 & #5 - “What does aluminum foil, muffin papers, sponges and Q-Tips have to do with art? Look closely at this colorful tiled mirror. Spanish first graders took everyday objects and explored their textures and patterns in these one-of-a-kind masterpieces. Grouped together, these unique tiles create a visual display worthy of any art museum!” ""The Spanish first graders each painted their own tile design using the colors of sand and waves, sun and evening, evoking the Eisenhower dolphin's ocean home. The individual pieces were then fired, using the Art Class kiln, and arranged into two themed compositions. The final tiled mirrors are reminders of our happy days as EIS dolphins and reflections of the children and families who make it such a unique, creative community.

A magnifique courtepointe (magnificent quilt) containing individual pieces of art created by French first students. Each square is based on the book series Monsieur/Madame. The students selected a book from the series and created their square based on the subject of that book. Trésor inestimable!! (priceless treasure)

#1 & #2 - Multi panel acrylic paint on canvas collages following the underlying theme throughout second grade academic study of parts that make up a whole.
#3, #4 and #5 - Abstract art on canvas tiles are combined to make murals of whimsical effect.

A unique font created from a handwritten letter from each of the 26 French Second grade students was developed (and the dot for the “i” provided by Mme Martinet’s service dog, Cody!) Using a modern design approach, we have created a 36” x 48” art piece on canvas that is a collage of the students’ names and second grade "mots du mur" (word wall words) in a bold new font called “Deuxium Gradica 2012.”

The 3rd Grade Cookie Jar has each student's fingerprints on a cookie for the chocolate chips and their signature right next to it. It is a white jar with tan cookies so the look will go with anyone's kitchen! Enjoy!!!
 

#1, #2 & #3 - "I spy a project that is really neat – Three I Spy mirrors that can't be beat!
Find cool toys while seeing your face
Reminders of Eisenhower–a really cool place!"

"Go green" while you tote around your belongings in these fashionable canvas bags. Each tote bag has a different theme and is hand crafted by the Spanish 4th grade class….you’ll be the “Tote of the Town!”
#1 - Self Portraits,
#2 - Letters,
#3 - Favorite season,
#4 - Patchwork,
#5 - Favorite EIS memory
#6 - Name
 

#1 & #2 - Two posters made from the children's and teachers' fingerprints.

Copper and Tin squares matted in a black frame with beautifully drawn creative self portraits of the Spanish 5th Grade.
 

A collection of the French Immersion Class of 2009 students’ school pictures from Kindergarten through Fifth Grade, including a stamp sized, hand drawn, self portrait. Representing how the students have left a mark on their teachers and Eisenhower over the last six years. And also how the teachers and Eisenhower have marked our children during these impressionable six years!

A thirty-six inch by twenty-four inch poster, matted and framed. Ready for a prominent place on any wall at home or office!