Lower School Classroom Chronicle
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Second Grade Art spotlight: 3D Hearts
Derrick Polk, K-5 Art
The three-dimensional hearts show the second graders' hard work at exploring how public art can bring people together and support important causes in the community.
The students drew inspiration from the Heart statues found around San Francisco that support General Hospital, then designed and decorated their own hearts while learning how art can be used to show kindness, care, and support for others.