Mrs. Kardong's Kindergarten Class Project "Shapes & Colors, Oh My!"
Mrs. Kardong's Kindergarten class used colorful glass shapes to make this fun 20"x14" fused glass sculpture. Each student arranged multiple glass pieces to create this class project. In order to sign their sculpture, the kids wrote their names and painted a swoosh indicating the color of the base piece they chose, which were framed and will accompany the glass sculpture. Thanks to Amy Archer for assisting the class with their wonderful work!
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Mr. Kinkade's 4th Grade Class Project "Wishes"
"All the flowers of all the tomorrows are in the seeds of today." The students of Mr. Kinkade's class shared their dearest wishes, which were then added to their photos and collaged together to make this heart-touching tribute to the future. What wish would be complete without dandelion seeds blowing in the wind? Thanks to Beth Hardy for assisting with this lovely creation.
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Premium VIP seating to 5th grade celebration 2016
Enjoy an unobstructed view of your child's once in a lifetime 5th Grade Celebration! We will take the stress out of finding seats by providing (4) reserved seats for your family in the front row! This item is offered to current 5th grade families for the 5th grade celebration in 2016.
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Ms. Holmes 1st Grade Class Project "Take Flight"
This art project, entitled "Take Flight", highlights wood as the art medium. The children noticed how the ink absorbed and spread into the wood before it dried. They had the opportunity to create a realistic butterfly or an abstract design. It was fun to see each personality come out in their design choice. They loved how each of their individual butterflies came together to create one unified piece of art and were very excited to have the opportunity to sell the piece to raise money for our PTA. If you look closely, you can see the names of the artists written on the butterfly wings. Thank you to Kelly Kupillas for helping with this pretty project!
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Mrs. Cherry's 5th Grade Class Project "Storm Mirror"
What can you do with branches that have been ripped from our trees during a storm? Turn them into a mirror, of course!! The students from Mrs. Cherry's 5th grade class collected branches from the school trail that were blown off in the last wind storm. The branches, mostly from Douglas Fir trees, were cut into rounds and dried in the oven. The students then painted the rounds in solid colors or in concentric circles. Each round was affixed to a beautifully hand-crafted frame to create an everlasting work of art! Thank you to Tiffany & Chris Alegrete and Korista Smith-Barney for helping build this amazing work of art!
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Batali Gourmet Dinner Experience
Mick Batali, local private chef, will be catering a 6 course Italian/Northwest themed event for 10 pairs! Darlene Weigle will host this special event at Gibson Hall, conveniently located in Downtown Issaquah. There will be a variety of family recipes, which may include Cousin Gina's Salumi Salami, Italian Garlic Wings, Bruschetta with fig spread and home-made bacon, and more! The evening is capped with gelato sundaes and homemade Limoncello. A variety of Italian sparkling, white and red wines are served. Your bid of $200 gets you and a guest this wonderful, unique dinner! As Grandma Batali would say, "Food is love"!
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Mrs. Sanford's Second Grade Class Project "Friendship Garden"
Add some color to your yard or garden with this handcrafted cedar bench with planter boxes, created by Mrs. Sanford and her 2nd grade class. Each child's handprint was used to create a flower on the planter boxes. Their fingers were used to create grass as well as one circle of the caterpillar on the bench. This will look amazing on your deck or in your yard. Thanks to Tiffany Alegrete for assisting the class with this fun project!
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Ms.Vogel's 3rd Grade Class Project "From Our Hands to Yours"
"From Our Hands to Yours" Each of Ms. Vogel's students traced their hand on a slab of clay, cut their hand out of the clay, then used stamps to decorate their hands. The pieces were then assembled to create this colorful statement piece! Thank you to Tiffany Alegrete for working with the students on their creation!
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Rule the School as Principal for a Day!
Your child will get a behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to keep Maple Hills running when they become Principal for a Day! The student of the winning bidder will shadow our school principal on a mutually agreed upon date, helping out with the various tasks of a typical School Principal work day!
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Mrs. Fisher's Kindergarten Class Project "Kinder-City"
Admire this abstract cityscape, direct from the imaginations of Mrs. Fisher's Kindergarten class! The students drew a variety of buildings of their own creation, which were then assembled together and framed for display. Thank you to Kristen Bobo for helping the class with this imaginative piece!
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