Mrs. Chavez's PreK students say, "Bring on the snow," with this winter-themed set containing a rustic, oversized snowflake and Let It Snow sign.  The snowflakes on the sign are the fingerprints of the students, which have their names written beside them. 

Ms. Ashby's PreK class is "reaching for the stars" this year and they begin their time at St. Joe's.  Each student's hand was traced and cut out before being painted and added to a starry canvas.  The names of the students are all written on the back of the canvas. 

This piece gives a tiny glimpse of our vibrant Kindergarten class, as they embark on a new school year....and the first for many.  Each student designed and watercolor painted one butterfly.  The butterflies, with wings slightly folded up, are "taking flight" in a float mounted frame.

This keepsake cross is an annual tradition for our 1st grade classes.  Mr. Pleger constructs the tiled cross, and each student adds their self portrait to it.  

Ms. Gasseling's 2nd grade students painted patterns on wooden slats, before they were arranged in a wood shadow box.  A large, metal "Thankful" is mounted over the slats, creating a year-round statement piece for you home. 

Ms. Doquist's 2nd grade students painted patterns on wooden slats, before they were arranged in a wooden cross fram.  A large, metal "Faith" is mounted over the slats, creating a year-round statement piece for you home. 

Add some cheerful color to your a living space with this pillow set and extra-large throw.  The 4th grade students in Mrs. Gonzalez's class each created their own unique "flower" by cutting concentric felt circles, and sewing the layers together with a button.  All of the flowers were sewn to two oversized pillows, along with leaves with their names embroidered on them.

The 4th grade students in Ms. Ramirez's class each created their own unique "flower" by cutting concentric felt circles, and sewing the layers together with a button.  All of the flowers are mounted in a shadowbox.

Our 5th grade classes created this stunning mosaic, with the students placing all of the colorful glass tiles in an arched, antique window frame.  A truly one-of-a-kind piece.