- April 25, 2024
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The Struve family — Wednesday, 6; Dexter, 8; and mom and dad Kendra and Brandon — each painted a pumpkin during pottery night.
Leticia Ribiero, left, and Sofia Macena, both 5, had fun together while working on their pumpkin masterpiece.
Dad Jordan Richards was ready to assist Skylar, 5, as she cut out her clay pumpkin.
Simon Bittle, 7, went with a traditional orange color for his pumpkin background.
Quincy Christian, left, 9, was one of dozens of students who participated in Pottery Spirit Night.
It takes full concentration when cutting out the clay pumpkin, as demonstrated by Amy Wang, left, and Tintsz Yang.
Colin Phillips, left, 9, and Riley Phillips, 11, showed off their finished product.
Skylar Richards, 5, was proud of her pumpkin creation.
Savia Spinabella, left, 6, and Navian Persaud, 7, poured their concentration into their art project.
Grayson Zaritsky, 6, got creative with his paints.
Water Spring Elementary students showed their artistic flair at a Pottery Spirit Night Wednesday, Sept 18. Tables were set up for tracing a pumpkin pattern on a piece of clay, cutting out the shape, selecting just the right paint color and creating a variety of colorful and creative pumpkins. The students will receive their pottery pieces once they are fired.
