A starlight pumpkin project shined a light on a whole new set of skills for 1st grade art students at Sara Harp Minter Elementary.
Students learned about drawing sequence, primary color mixing, cutting and pasting skills, and composition, putting it all together to create a beautiful starlight pumpkin collage.
“The kids loved mixing primary colors to create secondary colors!,” said art teacher Melissa Tillison. “I hope they took away a little of each one of these new skills.”
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