After our 1st graders explored the magic of mixing primary colors, they created an expressive pumpkin collage. We discussed how it’s important to think and talk about our feelings. Some artists were also inspired by the book Christopher Pumpkin! 🎃🎨 Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough

Happy November from our Linkhorn Park Elem. 2nd graders and their friendly scarecrows! 🍂 Our artists practiced drawing, painting, printmaking, and collage. They even added pieces of raffia as a final touch to represent the scarecrow’s hay. 🎨

We honor, thank, and remember our veterans 🇺🇸 After discussing Veterans Day, our 2nd grade artists created collages inspired by the colors and lines on the American flag. Our 3rd grade artists created these bold, beautiful poppies ✨Linkhorn Park Elem.

Giant turkey on the loose! Kathleen Scarborough gave the kids a good giggle this AM! 🦃 Happy Thanksgiving! Linkhorn Park Elem.

Marvelous marbled owls! Our 5th grade artists explored paper marbling with shaving cream and ink then used the papers to create their owl-some collages! Vincent van Gogh sky and a dusting of snow finished their masterpieces! ✨Linkhorn Park Elem. Chris Buhner Kathleen Scarborough

Ready for all the warm, sunny days, but winter art sure is pretty and peaceful! Great work, lions! Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens ❄️🎨✨

Ending a colorful week of art projects focusing on love and kindness! As they worked, our artists shared many ways they can show love to family and friends. 💜✨🎨 Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

We started some totally terrific toucans on Tuesday, 2/22/22! ✨ We can toucan, you can too! 🎨 Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens VBSchools

Inspired by “The Colors of Us”, our artists mixed R, Y, Bk, and W to make a variety of skin tones, then created a paper weaving with a symmetrical heart frame. We discussed how beautiful & unique the colors look together. In art and life! 🎨Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

We celebrated so many fantastic young artists tonight at the the Youth Art Month art show Virginia MOCA 🎨 I’m so proud of our 3 Linkhorn Park Elem. artists! ✨ Thank you, Kathleen Scarborough, for supporting our awesome artists!

Sharing some kindergarten sunshine on this rainy day! 🌈 Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

Sea turtles in the Great Barrier Reef by 5th grade artists Linkhorn Park Elem. 🌊✨ Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

Beautiful bowls of ramen by 5th grade! 🍜🍥 Each bowl represents the artist’s identity 🎨✨ Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

Bright Sunflowers and a message of hope from our Linkhorn Park Elem. 4th graders 🌻🇺🇦✨ Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

The Annual Student Art Show is now on display at the Lynnhaven Mall! I’m so proud of my creative, hardworking Linkhorn Park Elem. artists! It’s fun to celebrate how we’ve grown this year! 🎨✨ Kathleen Scarborough Allison Dickens

A is for Apple! 🍎 For their first art project, our Kindergarten artists practiced using lots of art materials including oil pastels, paint, glitter, and glue! They learned about TEXTURE as they embellished their adorable apples! Linkhorn Park Elem. Allison Dickens

Rusty Robots! 🤖 After reviewing shapes, our 1st grade artists built their creative robots. They practiced painting, cutting and gluing as they added color, a metal frame and “rust” details. 🎨✨ Linkhorn Park Elem. Allison Dickens

Our 1st grade artists learned the magic of color mixing, then how to create different expressions. While working, we discussed the importance of sharing our feelings. Many artists were clearly inspired by adorable Christopher Pumpkin as well! Linkhorn Park Elem. Kathleen Scarborough

To celebrate kindness week, all 2nd - 5th grade artists created a heart during a collaborative Art and Counseling lesson. Each heart represents a kind act shared by our Linkhorn Park Elem. Lions.

The final art show of the year is on display at Lynnhaven Mall! Super proud of our Linkhorn Park Elem. artists and all they’ve accomplished this year! 🎨 Kathleen Scarborough