Study in abstract
After studying the abstract art of Piet Mondrain, Bluffton first graders made textured designs by gluing yarn to cardboard to make shapes and then covered it with tin foil. They studied the use of patterns in art and filled each shape with a unique design. These pieces are also two-sided as they created a similar design in reverse with gel markers on black paper. Here's an example of first grader creations, on display in the elementary display case.
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Sunday, June 28, 2026
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Thursday, June 25, 2026
- Alice June (Hochstettler) Kliewer worked at Grace Bible Institute
- Bluffton College grad was famous for memorizing all of Paradise Lost
- Leiber honored by Fremont Speedway Hall of Fame
- SCHS Swiss Day to be held at new Swiss Heritage Center, June 28
- Free movie: Eight on the Lam, July 27
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Wednesday, June 24, 2026
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- Luvu a Latte temporary closure until July 14
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