In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Pottery Tableware

Description: Our students used pottery clay to shape tableware. After shaping the pieces, they used acrylic paint to decorate them. The clay pieces were placed in the oven to dry and harden. At the end of the activity, the class completed a full set of tableware, including a plate, a side plate, a bowl, a cup, and a mug.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Colorful Explosions

Description: Our students used recycled cardboard tubes to stamp bright colors, simulating explosions of light on a ready-to-hang 51 x 34" canvas. This project highlights the fun of reusing materials in a creative way. The final artwork is a vibrant display of their imagination with a special touch from each child.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Blooming into Spring!

Description: Our students used their handprints to create colorful flowers on a 40 x 30" canvas. Just like flowers bloom and brighten the world, our children bring joy and creativity to our classroom. Each handprint flower is unique, just like each child-beautiful, special, and full of life! Perfect for hanging in your home!

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Unique Stars

Description: Each student designed a unique star to represent themselves, using a variety of colors, materials, and personal touches. Each child's star was placed on individual canvases and then joined together to form an 18 x 18" vibrant and colorful galaxy to hang in your home. The stars painted with fluorescent paint will fluoresce in daylight and glow in the dark. This artwork symbolizes how everyone's unique aura shines in their own way. Just like stars in the sky-no two are exactly alike-but when we come together and connect with one another, we can create a universe full of light, color, and hope.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Coloful Luminaries Full of Love

Description: Our students designed and made a luminary using colorful polymer clay. They rolled each bark of clay into a long rope of similar lengths, then lined them up next to each other and molded a single, multi-color rope. They rolled the single rope until it became smooth, then folded the rope and repeated the process until the colors were cohesively mixed. They molded the rope into a rectangle and rolled the rectangle into a cylinder. After ensuring the interface as sealed, the students pinched the clay into into a more creative shape. Upon completion, the teacher baked the clay so that it hardened into a really unique light luminary! This activity was a fun way for our students to practice fine motor skills, creativity, and teamwork.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve the item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Art with Tissue Paper, Natural Dyes, and Pochote Paper

Description: Our students created unique designs using colorful tissue paper and naturally dyed sheep wool yarn, which they arranged and glued onto a 60.8 x 50 cm sheet of Pochote Paper, a special handmade paper crafted from the fiber of seedpods of the Pochote tree (a native Mexican tree). This activity not only fostered creativity but also introduced children to a traditional, eco-friendly material, connecting them to nature and cultural heritage through art. Framed and ready to hang in your home!

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve the item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Warm Color Plate

Description: Kindergarten and first-grade students painted ceramic plates with dots and circles using food-safe glaze. Kindergarteners used warm colors for glazing the plate, and first graders used cool colors. The plates have been fired in a kiln and are safe for dining. Hand-washing recommended.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Cool Color Plate

Description: Kindergarten and first-grade students painted ceramic plates with dots and circles using food-safe glaze. Kindergarteners used warm colors for glazing the plate, and first graders used cool colors. The plates have been fired in a kiln and are safe for dining. Hand-washing recommended.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Paper Mache Eagle

Description: In conjunction with the current art project our second-grade students are working on, the Papier Mache Alebrije (brightly colored Mexican Folk Art sculptures of fantastical creatures), they also created this collaborative paper mache eagle commemorating our school's mascot and perfect to display in your home (or sell to Bill Hicks for a quick profit).

Supplies for class projects purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: CityScape Drawing

Description: Each of our third-grade students created a drawing on small pieces of construction paper using fine-tip markers. Some chose to draw skyscrapers while others drew residential buildings or houses. Together, we assembled all the drawings to make the final 9 x 9" framed piece.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Resin Wind Chime

Description: Each of our fourth-grade students created two drawings, which were later sealed with epoxy resin. They also added some resin dyes to create pieces with different colors. Together, we assembled all 24 pieces to create a wind chime.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.

In benefit of HWISPA-NY

Fair Market Value: Priceless
Starting Bid: $25

Project: Polymer Clay Coasters

Description: Each of our fifth through seventh-grade students used polymer clay to create a coaster. After the coasters were baked and hardened, they painted them with acrylic paint. The coasters are sealed with epoxy resin to create a waterproof layer.

Supplies for class projects were purchased by HWISPA-NY.

Terms & Conditions

• Present HWISPA-NY winner certificate to Martha Gallo at HudsonWay Immersion School to retrieve item(s), beginning Monday, May 12, 2025.
• Item(s) can be shipped by contacting hwispa-ny@hwis.org; packaging and postage costs are responsibility of winning bidder.