The library had two crafts, games and snacks for the party. Pictured above is Chets Creek art teacher showing students how to make paper bag roses. The event is an excellent example of the benefits of the library partnership with the school system.
Thursday, April 05, 2018
203 Celebrate DCPS Art At PCR
Pablo Creek Library saw 203 proud parents, young artists, and art teachers at their art reception, April 4, 2018. The purpose was to celebrate Duval County Public School's Spring Art Show held there annually. This year seven neighborhood elementary schools exhibited student art: Abess Park, Alimacani, Chets
Creek, Hogan Spring Glen, Kernan Trail, Sabal Palm and Waterleaf.
The library had two crafts, games and snacks for the party. Pictured above is Chets Creek art teacher showing students how to make paper bag roses. The event is an excellent example of the benefits of the library partnership with the school system.
Here the Kernan Trail Elementary School principal takes pictures of the art work by her school students. Staff enjoyed hearing such comments as: “Did you see the fish on the top? That's my daughter’s work.” “Look at that rabbit. My daughter drew that. It has a little taste of Vincent van Gogh.” “That is my work. I am …”
The library had two crafts, games and snacks for the party. Pictured above is Chets Creek art teacher showing students how to make paper bag roses. The event is an excellent example of the benefits of the library partnership with the school system.
Parents didn't let the kids have all the fun; they joined in helping them make the paper bag roses.
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