Students in the Class of 2038 chose from hundreds of vibrant and whimsical fabric leaves, stems, and petals to create their own flowers that they "planted" in their autographed pot. Photos of each child's creation were taken, and PreK Teacher Ms. Julie Turner G'30, G'27 sewed each one exactly as it had been planted.

Snuggle up with this precious "We Bloom Where We Grow" quilt or hang it on the wall to admire. Measures 60 inches by 36 inches.

PreK Teacher Mrs. Serena Odierno P'36, P'37, and Mrs. Elizabeth Peters P'38, P'37, assisted students with their flower choices. Quilted by Deerly Quilted.

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With the help of PreK 2 parent volunteers, students in the Class of 2037 created their own Chihuly-inspired sculpture after learning about artist Dale Chihuly, who revolutionized the studio glass movement in the U.S. With their teachers, they painted on clear cups and bottles, which were then shrunk and formed by teachers with a heat gun to create these interesting shapes. The cups and bottles were mounted on a driftwood piece to create a wondrous 3D sculpture measuring 23 inches tall by 19 inches wide. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28.

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Students in the Class of 2036 created their own turtles for a collection of swimming turtles in this framed piece measuring 16 inches by 20 inches. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28.

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Students in the Class of 2035 learned that there are o ways to paint other than with a brush! They each were given a cup of paint and discovered that pouring it on a 4-foot by 2-foot canvas was immensely satisfying. After each student poured their paint, they tipped the canvas, allowing the paint to flow, drip, and blend together. The result is stunning! This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28.

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Students in the Class of 2034 drew a tree or flower on a wooden charcuterie board that was then etched on permanently by teachers using a wood-burning tool. This keepsake, measuring 12 inches by 16 inches, was donated by Alex Clack P'34. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28.

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This cozy polar fleece blanket is decorated with the hands of every dreamer in the Class of 2033 and their two amazing teachers. Measuring 50 inches by 60 inches, the blanket features the quote: "You have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars and change the world." Melanie Palmer P'33, P'31, and Lauren Schneider P'38, P'33, led this project.

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What is better than a game of Jenga? A large lawn Jenga with painted blocks created by the students in the Class of 2032! Students were given two to three blocks to paint however they liked using acrylic paints. The results are as unique as they are! Blocks measure 7.5 inches by 2.5 inches. Carrying case included. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28. Blocks were donated by Mandy Tasler P'32.

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Collage is a French word that means "put together." Students in the Class of 2031 each drew a tree using oil pastels on colored paper. All of the trees were then collaged together, then matted and framed. The result is truly magical! Frames measures 16 inches by 20 inches. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28.

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A Class Creation by Middle School is new this year! Middle School art students collaborated on this painting of the seasons on an old vintage window. Each chose colors that represented the four seasons to them. They painted with various sizes of round sponge brushes. Frame measures 28 inches by 33 inches. This project was led by Kari Merritt P '28 and Catie Thomas P'29, P'28.

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Enjoy the creativity and innovation of our youngest artists with this unique Pollock inspired painting created by K-2 students during X-Stream day using Sphero robots. With the help of the programming app Sphero Edu, these budding artists took turns rolling robots through paint, resulting in one-of-a-kind masterpieces that capture the essence of exploration and discovery. Bid now to own a piece of this extraordinary artistic collaboration.

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