Jessica S.
| We still have lots of old barns standing in the Blue Church neighborhood. Most are painted traditional red. To celebrate autumn, students painted red barns in the colorful setting of our local fall foliage. |  McKenzie H. |
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Pre-K, kindergarten, and 1st grade students created these beauties (curious pigs are peeking out of some of the barns!):
 Emilia W. |  Arabelle K. |
 Davis C. |  Hayes C. |
 Jacob T. |  Lindsay T. |
 Katie D. |  Orianna G. |
 Denver B. |  Brady M. |
 Rylan M. |  Alicia H. |
A noisy cow is keeping all the other animals in this barn awake:
Holden C.
A fox and some spooky Halloween characters
showed up near this beautiful barn...
showed up near this beautiful barn...
Noah S.
Grade 2-3 students surrounded their barns with sunsets, mountains, roosters, cows, and friendly cats:
 Vivian S. |  Ava K. |
 Laney L. |  Sophia K. |
 Erin M. |  Grant H. |
 Soveida M. |  Riley S. |
These two barns have graveyards alongside them!
 Blaise C. |  Jack C. |
...and Godzilla is about to visit this red barn
Evan J.
Nestled at the foot of a mountain,
this big red barn is ready for winter!
this big red barn is ready for winter!
Linda H.
These beautiful cows are headed for the barn,
wandering through a magical autumn landscape:)
wandering through a magical autumn landscape:)
 Kacey P. |  Jill M. |
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