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LIVE - Willow Wood Stitched Table Runner with Handprints
The Willow Wood children love to move and play; but it is at snack time that they pause and come together to share stories, tell jokes and laugh with one other.
This colorful table runner is perfect for any table where meals are shared and connections are made. The children spent many days stitching their symbols into the burlap and “autographed” their hard work with their handprints.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Rose Meadow Fairy Garden
A magical fairy garden created by the Rose Meadow Pre K class. This whimsical fairy garden was lovingly crafted by little gardeners, inspired by a year-long journey into a world of plants, puppet tales and fairy folklore. With tiny hands and big imaginations, the students filled the pot with soil, carefully placed plants, and built a home just right for fairies and gnomes. This student-led project blossomed with the help of parent volunteers.
This is a perfect centerpiece to welcome a little magic into any home!
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Oakwood Air B + B
The Oakwood children enthusiastically gathered, sorted, measured, clipped, sawed, drilled, sanded and hammered a collection of natural materials to create a home for the Bees.
Our ‘Air B + B’ is a specialized structure designed to support solitary nesting bees like mason and leafcutter bees, which are highly efficient pollinators that do not produce honey or live in hives. These “bee hotels,” provide artificial nesting tunnels for bees to lay their eggs, helping boost local biodiversity.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Lilac Wet-Felted Seasonal Wool Wall Hangings
The Lilac children expressed their sense of the four seasons through colorful layers of wool. They enjoyed the process of finding images appear as they pulled and fluffed the soft medium, for example a worm to add to the spring scene, and a pumpkin for fall. They built the landscape ground to sky, in lovely shades of color! Then the children wet the wool, rolled it up, then rolled it back and forth to each other to complete this collaborative project.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 1 “The King of the Birds”
This collage is inspired by the story Mrs Franklin told at the Rose Ceremony on the first day of First Grade. The birds are all flying towards the sun to find their songs! Each student chose their own favorite bird and gathered items from the woods to fashion them. This piece of art represents the fruits of our labor and the golden thread that has carried us through First Grade.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 2 Knitted Pillow
This pillow is a collage of 2nd grade knitting skills at their finest! Each square was knitted by a second grade student from a different rainbow color of wool yarn. Knitted over the course of two weeks and assembled into a colorful design, this pillow is a testament to the phrase “many hands make light work”.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 3 Needle Felted Tapestry
For this Grade 3 class project, the children collaborated to create a needle-felted landscape inspired by their favorite experiences from Practical Arts and their weeklong farm trip, weaving together memories of gardening, maple sugaring, and caring for sheep, miniature horses, chickens and cows into a rich, tactile expression of their learning and connection to the natural world.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 4 Bluebird String Art
Grade 4 is proud to present two handcrafted pieces that reflect this year’s artistic and academic journey. Our bluebird string art was inspired by our study of New York State and its symbols, highlighting the Eastern bluebird—New York’s official state bird.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 4 Form Drawing String Art
Grade 4 is proud to present two handcrafted pieces that reflect this year’s artistic and academic journey. Our second piece is inspired by the intricate form drawings students practice throughout Grade 4. Using various shades of green—the color traditionally associated with Grade 4—students transformed a woven form drawing into a collaborative string art design that reflects focus, creativity, and perseverance.
Value: Priceless
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LIVE - Grade 5 Barn Quilt Squares Wall Hanging
This felt art piece draws inspiration from the powerful history and symbolism of quilts used during the Underground Railroad. According to legend, a safe house was sometimes marked by a quilt displayed on a clothesline or windowsill. These quilts carried coded messages—through their shapes, colors, and patterns—that could guide an enslaved person to safety, signaling danger or pointing the way forward.
As part of their study of the Underground Railroad, the Fifth Grade class created this collaborative work by designing individual quilt squares based on traditional patterns from that era. Each square reflects both historical motifs and the students’ own interpretations, coming together to form a vibrant and meaningful piece that honors resilience, creativity, and the enduring human pursuit of freedom.
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