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Kindergarten Quilt
Mrs. Noland's and Mrs. Saliba's Kindergarten classes offer this one of a kind quilt, composed of individual "self-portraits" of our Kindergarten students.
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Mr. Tannahauser's 5th Grade Iron Crucifix
On a visit to IronWood studios and under the direction of ESK parent, Preston Farabow of Aespyre Metals, students from Mr. Tannhauser's 5th grade hammered individual strips of iron to craft this iron crucifix. Truly a one of a kind work of art.
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2nd Grade Dogwood with Mrs. Thurman and Miss Jessie
The class has created a painted
canvas in the spirit of Easter and spring. They have had a lot of help from our
own Jessie Sousa. The children have made the petals of Dogwood blooms with their
thumb prints to commemorate this glorious spring beauty �The Dogwood.� All the
students have participated to make this a lovely art piece for any room, not
just something you will put in a closet. We truly believe this will bring out
the high bidders! So get the checkbooks ready!
The Legend of the Dogwood
In
Jesus time, the dogwood grew
To a stately size and a lovely hue.
'Twas
strong & firm its branches interwoven
For the cross of Christ its
timbers were chosen.
Seeing the distress at this use of their
wood
Christ made a promise which still holds good:
"Never again shall
the dogwood grow
Large enough to be used so
Slender & twisted, it shall be
With blossoms
like the cross for all to see.
As blood stains the petals marked in brown
The blossom's
center wears a throny crown.
All who see it will remember me
Crucified
on a cross from the dogwood tree.
Cherished and protected this tree shall
be
A reminder to all of my agony." - Unknown
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"Our Neighborhood" - by Mr. Bishop's First Grade Class, 2010-2011
A framed collection of prints handmade by the children in Mr. Bishop's first grade class. The prints are made from foam carvings that are then screen printed onto paper and framed together as a collection. The subject of the prints are buildings/ architectural designs from "our neighborhood". This artwork complements the first grade study on neighborhoods and architecture.
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Mrs. Bornemann's 4th Grade Chair
Hand painted, solid oak chair to fit any child or adult! ESK and Saints is painted in our vibrant purple against a white background.Mrs. Bornemann's class signed the underneath side so any ESK student would love this piece.
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Tea with Mrs. Hoover's Class
Hand painted tea set created by Mrs. Hoover's 4th grade class for 6. The set includes 6 nine inch dessert plates, 6 cups and saucers, 1 Teapot, 1 creamer, 1 sugar, and 1 tray with iron stand.
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Rocking your Cares Away with Mr. Spates' 5th Grade
Darling "ESK- themed" solid wooden rocking chair
personally painted by Mr Spates' 5th grade class! Perfect for indoors, but would
look darling on a porch for the summer. The colors? Why, purple and white, of
course! ' Cause ESK ROCKS!!!
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Funky Tea Set by Mrs. Hoover's 4th Grade
"Funky Tea" for 6 with Mrs. Hoover's 4th Grade. The set includes 6 nine inch dessert plates, 6 cups and saucers, 1 Funky Teapot, 1 creamer, 1 sugar, and 1 tray with iron stand.
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Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. Jones' 2nd Grade Cedar Hope Chest
This cedar chest was created by the grandfather of Jeremey, Lauren and Adam Wise, students at Episcopal School of Knoxville, as a donation for the school's fund raising efforts.The prime wood species is African Sapele, with Aromatic Cedar laminated on the inside and used for the base. The cedar provides protection of the contents and a fresh aroma.The main joinery is blind dovetails, designed to last for generations. A molded foot and base molding add an air of sophistication to the piece. The top has been mounted with the latest technology, "Lid-Stay Torsion hinges", which enables the top to stay open at any angle. It is finished on the outside with clear lacquer, which emphasizes the outstanding grain pattern in the wood. The inside is left natural to capture the fragrance of the wood. This is truly a beautifully hand crafted chest which will be a lasting heirloom for its owner.
The second grade studies the United States and the chest is filled with Americana:
Mrs. Tyler's 2nd grade class towel with student handprints, USA license plate print, Life is Good canvas USA flag, 2 kitchen trivets, 2 ESK mugs, cookbook, 2 plastic drink tubs, water and Coke, chips, plates, cups, place mats, salt and pepper shakers, Life is Good frisbee, beach towels, sand castle, and bandanas.
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