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Section A • Page 4 • tacomaweekly.com • Friday, May 11, 2018
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ARTWORK, POETRY, AND WRITING FROM TACOMA STUDENTS
CONCORDIA LUTHERAN AWESOME ARTISTS!
WASHINGTON ELEMENTARY STUDENTS
WOW US AGAIN!
Concordia Lutheran students’ astounding block prints were done under the guidance of their talented teacher, Ms. Bowers.
Easter eggs by 3rd grade students in Mrs. Wong’s class at Washington Elementary,
for we are still in the Easter season & they are incredible!
“Dragon” by Juniper Garza, 6th grade “Child in Corn” by Ally Sorenson, 8th grade “Rabbit” by Cooper Siems, 7th grade
WONDERS FROM BLIX ELEMENTARY!Picasso based peace bouquets from Mr.
Dickson’s 2nd grade class.
Through her teacher, Mrs. Evans, readings of the book “A River Lost” by Lynn Braggs, 5th graderJaida White made a connection and wrote the following piece, from her own family memories.
In the style of Picasso…
By Samayah By Makara
By Cibele
‘Tis the season for cherry trees creations on paper,
and in our city! Painted by 1st grade students in Mrs.
DiCroce’s classroom.
Mrs. McCaffery-Lent’s 3-5th graders are studying Lewis and Clark and their
explorations. Here are some of their very creative takes on Meriwether Lewis and three of the others on the
journey, and what they might have felt. By Leia
“Meriwether Lewis” by Amiyah P. “Sacajawea” by Rose M. “Toussaint” by Matthew L. “York” by Benjamin E.
By Caden
By Alina
My Old HouseMy family memories are very important. I love my family. We used to live close and we lived there for six years.
I really miss that house. It was special to me.I remember we would always ride bikes around. And we would always go to the park which was right next to our
house. I wish we would move back to our old house. I remember we lived right next to these people. We made good friends with our neighbors. This is my sad story.
DAZZLING PIECES FROM DOWNING ELEMENTARY STUDENTS!
