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ITEM RECEIVED
ITEM DESCRIPTION
6th Grade - "The Palms"
Recapturing vibrant colors of Spring with acrylics.
5th Grade - "Names of God"
Imagine this triptic in your entry way or on your family room wall. The rich colors will compliment any home decor and be a statement of your faith. Created by the hands of our 5th graders, this stunning piece of artwork will remind you of God's Love for you daily. **"I am the Alpha and the Omega, the First and the Last, the Beginning and the End." Revelation 22:13
4th Grade
Golden light pours through a Cathedral made of glass. Framed for hanging on a window so you can be bathed in the glow of light.
3rd Grade
Adorn your walls with an enchanted garden in stained glass. An assortment of Black-eyed Susan's, Dahlias and Wildflowers are captured in this stained glass mosaic created by teh third graders. Backlit to emulate the sun sparkling off the petals. This piece will be a bright and cheerful ambiance to your home of office.
2nd Grade
Each second 1500 water bottles are consumed in the US. In an effort to raise awareness, second grade has created a GREEN project for this year's auction. Over 500 bottle caps were used in our design, all collected by students and families of RCS and local community members. This orginal work of art is one of kind, hand crafted, using recylced and re-purposed materials. Please help support RCS and continue to raise green awareness by adding this masterpiece to your home or office.
1st Grade - "Attributes of God"
This timeless piece of art will provide encouragement throughout the different seasons of life. Each student provides an original illustration of an attribute of God arranged in a scholastic fashion using the alphabet in upper and lower case. This piece will certainly be a cherished wall hanging enjoyed by all.
Kindergarten - "Bird House"
A large custom built bird house made of aged barn board and cedar. It has a rustic design and incorporates elements of nature. Each Kindergarten student applied their thumbprint to the roof of the bird house which resemble a decorated bird. A clear sealant has been applied to teh entire bird house to preserve it for yeras of enjoyment in the great Northwest.