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'Spring Has Sprung' at Malcom Bridge Elementary

Kindergarten art students create impressionist flower gardens and first and second graders make folk art birds.

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This month's art board on display in the Oconee County Schools district central office features works by Malcom Bridge Elementary School students instructed by Laura Toney.

See also:

  • Malcom Bridge Middle Art Students Explore Color
  • Photos: March is Youth Art Month at OCAF
  • Oconee First Graders Create Eric Carle Inspired Animal Art
  • High School Art Students Show off Work
  • High Shoals Elementary Students Learn About the Elements of Art

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