Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program

Tag: Jim Bridger Elementary

  • Do Art To Be Smart

    The Granite School District Art Gallery is currently showing art from BTSALP students. The exhibit – Do Art To Be Smart – will be on display until January 31, 2020. Images below are just a “sneak peek” into the creativity of BTSALP students!

    The following Specialists shared integrated art pieces created by their elementary school students.

    • Sheryl Larsen, Cottonwood & Howard R. Driggs
    • Lucille Stearman, Plymouth & Freemont
    • Cynthia Micken, Copper Hills & Magna
    • Catherine Widner, Pioneer & Jim Bridger
    • James Camargo, Elk Run & Jackling

    Geometric and Organic Line and Shape, Grades K-6 – BTSALP Specialist, Lucille Stearman

    Positive and Negative Leaf Prints, 3rd Grade – BTSALP Specialist, Sheryl Larsen

    Geometric and Organic Shapes, Grades K-6 – BTSALP Specialist, Lucille Stearman.

    Mask Making, – BTSALP Specialist, James Camargo.

    Aspen Trees, 4th Grade – BTSALP Specialist, Cynthia Micken

    Sedimentary Rock Arch Paper Collage , 2nd Grade – BTSALP Specialist, Catherine Widner

    Sedimentary Rock Arch Painting, 4th Grade – BTSALP Specialist, Catherine Widner

    Animal Collage, 4th Grade – BTSALP Specialist, Sheryl Larsen

  • First Grade Cyanotypes

    BTSALP Visual Art specialist, Catherine Widner and the first grade students at Jim Bridger Elementary, used a beautiful sunshine filled day to create cyanotypes using items from nature. 

    First Grade Science Standard 4 – Life Science: Students will gain an understanding of Life Science through the study of changes in organisms over time and the nature of living things. 

    Thanks to the Education majors from the University of Utah who were on hand to help the first grade students arrange their materials and process their cyanotypes. 

  • Welcome Back to School!

    The Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program has expanded! Meet some of our specialists as they go “Back to School” for 2017-2018. Enjoy learning more about our program and these amazing and talented educators.  Click here to read all about it!