Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students

by Attack Poverty
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students
Socioemotional Art Classes for Elementary Students

Project Report | Nov 15, 2021
Fall 2021

By Karina Panameno | Volunteer Coordinator

Class wide shot
Class wide shot

Students are incorporating fall themes and new art skills, into their continued development of understanding emotions. Students have been learning about perception and depths in art. This skill and comparison can bring ideas and feelings of the perceptions and depths occurring in their lives.


Students worked on a two-class art piece, where they created their interpretation of 7 pumpkins. Some of these pumpkins had different textures, different colors, and were different sizes. These details could bring a perception that, because they were different than your usual orange pumpkin, they were ugly. Each of these pumpkins was different and beautiful in its own way.


This is an important lesson for the students to learn, that although they all look different, they are beautiful.

Pumpkins-Different textures, sizes and colors
Pumpkins-Different textures, sizes and colors
Student adding depth to her art piece
Student adding depth to her art piece
Students working on art piece
Students working on art piece

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Location: Stafford, TX - USA
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Karina Panameno
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Karina Panameno
Stafford , TX United States

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