This is an incredible group effort of the Barn Owls students. They each hand-crafted artisan tiles, that formed the art for these two custom entertaining trays. They are then set in beautifully custom made wood trays, with hand forged wrought iron handles. These are stunning, built to last, and will be a treasured keepsake to enjoy. They come with wine glasses and coffee mugs to match.

Barn Owls Entertaining Set:

• 2 Custom Trays made with custom hand-painted tiles by Barn Owl students
• 6  Wine glasses
• 6 Coffee mugs

Sparrows Class Project

Description:

As part of the Sparrows study of ancient Greece, each child chose a Greek God, Goddess or item to draw. The children were then asked to re-visualize their artwork in a ripped paper mosaic.  This many stepped and detailed process is captured in a 10”X20” museum wrapped canvas.

Meadowlarks Class Project - Survival Kit

Enjoy this custom waterproof backpack - with a textile custom fabricated from student-made Art drawings of animals! The detail, and craftsmanship that went into this backpack is unbelievable. Truly a unique and functional project - with design details from every member of the Meadowlarks Class. Fill it with those emergency essentials for when you are on the go!

Hand-made custom printed quilt. This stunning quilt is a great size for travel or to display. Each quilt square features artwork from a Meadowlark student and tells a unique story. This is sure to be a treasured keepsake to remember your child's time with Teacher Jessica and their Meadowlark classmates. 

 Enjoy this one-of-a-kind Welcome Sign, made with love by the Raccoon's Class. It has a sweet little raccoon on the front. The little raccoons from our class took turns painting the raccoon with their fingers and thumbs, and they al personally signed it on the back with their sweet little raccoon hands!

Ravens Class Project I - You are bidding on the collaborative framed Art Project on the left shown in 2nd and 3rd photos. *see white arrow in second photo. 

Notan art: Ravens explored Notan art by examining different arrangements of light and dark elements. They each created a unique piece with colors of their choice. These pieces are featured  in a collaborative art piece highlighting the students' personalities. 

Piece 1 artist include: Dayah, Anna, Teacher Dawn,Teo, Josie, Emerson, Kat, Noelle, Quinn, Grant, Finley, Bailey

The Art Project 1 is 24"x 36" with glass & a matte black frame.  The students made 'notans' from colored paper.

Nōtan is a Japanese design concept involving the play and placement of light and dark elements as they are placed next to the other in the composition of art and imagery.  (from wikipedia)

Ravens Class Project II - You are bidding on the class Art Project on the right, as shown in the 2nd and 3rd photos... *See arrow in photo 3.

The Art Project 1 is 24"x 36" with glass & a matte black frame.  The students made 'notans' from colored paper.

Nōtan is a Japanese design concept involving the play and placement of light and dark elements as they are placed next to the other in the composition of art and imagery.  (from wikipedia)

NEW Butterfly Gardens are in the works for both campuses. This is your opportunity to have the naming rights for one of these gardens for one year. Choose to name the NEW garden at our Oregon City or West Linn campus! A custom sign will be made that you can enjoy in your own garden after the rights expire.

This package also comes with 27 different packets of wildflower seeds to attract both caterpillars, butterflies and hummingbirds to your own garden at home. 

Once the names are confirmed, the signs will take several weeks to be made.

These NEW butterfly gardens will be built and planted in late spring or early this summer by our volunteers as Covid-19 guidelines allow.

Due to health and safety concerns at our Oregon City campus, a tree had to be removed. Help us take what was and build it into material we can use to make new bench seating and supports to build new garden beds at the Oregon City and West Linn campuses. We will be able to make 10 benches and some garden beds. This is a unique opportunity to support the cost of sustainably milling this tree into material we can use and to dedicate one of the benches to the a teacher, alum, class, family, pet, or person of your choice. We will provide a custom plaque that will remain on on the bench for its' lifetime.

Your support will help us pay the cost to bring the milling machine and operator to campus, mill the logs into lumber onsite, and haul the lumber to a facility to dry. Finally, the cured wood will be brought back to our campuses to make benches and garden beds later this summer.