 Jessica S. | The soft furry-looking buds of Pussywillows are one of the first signs of spring. They appear long before leaves appear on the stalks, and their grayish fluffy appearance and soft furriness have earned them the name catkins- "little cats." |
| The students at Blue Church Art had fun drawing and painting pussywillow catkins. The youngest students used crayon, colored pencil, and q-tips dipped in white paint to create their beautiful pussywillow branches. click on any image to enlarge it |  Evan at work |
 Hayes C. |  Sophie R. |  Tavia M. |  Taya D. |
 Elena J. |  Evan J. |  Ava K. |
 Sophia K. |  Blaise C. |  Holden C. |
 Laney L. |  Matt D. |  Rissa S. |
Older students created these beauties-
some had whiskered catkins!
some had whiskered catkins!
 Sydney S. |  Madison C. |  Caroline L. |
 Julia H. |  Gianna S. |  Corinne H. |
 Reese K. |  Sierra G. |  Alex P. |
 McKenzie H. |  Rene M. |  Brianna D. |
 Patricia S. |  Ise O. |
Fingerprint catkins decorate the drawing on the left, and sweet little calico catkins adorn the masterpiece on the right:)
 Thomas C. |  Morgan D. |
 Savannah G. | Cute little mice appeared on these pussywillow branches! |
 William N. |  Kinley K. |
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