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St. Patrick’s, St. Valentine’s, and other art at CJS

March 29, 2023 · by Admin2017 · 0

CJ Schurter Elementary School students from Kindergarten to Grade 3 have been learning to express their creativity through art.
Here are some of their creations.

**Karen Lamarche’s Grade 1 class painted these feathers.**

**Courtney Young’s Grade 2 class show off some of the art they made this year.**

**Serena Dudley’s Kindergarten Class made some colourful bears.**

**Teresa Trueman’s Grade 3 class created these landscapes with what looks like coloured tin foil.**

**Leprechauns and the spirit of St. Patrick’s Day inspired these creations by Vicki LaFrance’s Grade 1 class.**

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