Created by 3rd grade students in Mrs. Wartman’s class at Tecumseh South Elementary School in Tecumseh, Kansas

Title: Tecumseh South 50th Anniversary 

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic on canvas

Participants: Brae, Peg, Shelley, Janet, Megan, Amy, Cindy, Emily, Mary, Cindy, Christie, Stacy, Kalli, Reagan, Jennifer, Nicole, Annie, Quinci, LesLee, Marci, Amelia, Carolyn 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 
Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by 4th grade students in Mrs. Hill’s class at Tecumseh South Elementary School in Tecumseh, Kansas

Title: Tecumseh South 50th Anniversary 

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic on canvas

Participants: Brae, Peg, Shelley, Janet, Megan, Amy, Cindy, Emily, Mary, Cindy, Christie, Stacy, Kalli, Reagan, Jennifer, Nicole, Annie, Quinci, LesLee, Marci, Amelia, Carolyn 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by 6th grade students in Mrs. Bailey’s class at Tecumseh South Elementary School in Tecumseh, Kansas

Title: Tecumseh South 50th Anniversary 

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic on canvas

Participants: Brae, Peg, Shelley, Janet, Megan, Amy, Cindy, Emily, Mary, Cindy, Christie, Stacy, Kalli, Reagan, Jennifer, Nicole, Annie, Quinci, LesLee, Marci, Amelia, Carolyn 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by 5th grade students in Mrs. Packard’s class at Tecumseh South Elementary School in Tecumseh, Kansas

Title: Tecumseh South 50th Anniversary 

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic on canvas

Participants: Brae, Peg, Shelley, Janet, Megan, Amy, Cindy, Emily, Mary, Cindy, Christie, Stacy, Kalli, Reagan, Jennifer, Nicole, Annie, Quinci, LesLee, Marci, Amelia, Carolyn 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by 4th grade students in Mrs. Tofflemire’s class at Tecumseh South Elementary School in Tecumseh, Kansas

Title: Tecumseh South 50th Anniversary 

Teacher: Reagan Tofflemire

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic on canvas

Participants: Brae, Peg, Shelley, Janet, Megan, Amy, Cindy, Emily, Mary, Cindy, Christie, Stacy, Kalli, Reagan, Jennifer, Nicole, Annie, Quinci, LesLee, Marci, Amelia, Carolyn 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 

Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 
Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 
Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students at McCarter Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Title: Life at McCarter

Dream Theme: My favorite story / Elementary Fun

Teacher: Jennifer Lee

Materials and Techniques Used: Acrylic paint and canvas

What is your artwork about?  Our artwork is about the students memories at McCarter from kindergarten to fifth grade. 

Participants: 
Bryson, Graham, Quincy, Azuxena, Dariauna, Jayda, Kylie, McKinly, Madeline, Zalicia, Henry, Isiah, Jose, Mia, Jordan, Steven, Itzel, Cierra, Zorina, Lauren, Daden, Austin, Kaya, Juliana, Aaron, Marcus, Julian, Kayla, D’Angelo, Britney, Alexis, Cara, Breann, Cristofer, Gavin, Lelia, Aeelyn, Seeley, Zablon, Brayden, Tempest, Cherokee, Matthew, Ronnie, Dontay, Myriam, Aidan, Kinell, Ian, Riley, Jonathan, Punleu, Tatum, Kylee, Jordan, Rhett, Jasmyne, McKenzie, Justin, Merari, Jordan, Cyntrell, Shantell, Cassandra, Keyshawn, Allysandra, Savannah, Jaiden, Kwon 

My Favorite Story is supported by the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. 
Organized by the International Fiber Collaborative, aka the Dream Rocket Project in collaboration with the good folks at the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library. www.thedreamrocket.com

Created by Students in the DSHS Art Dept. at Denham Springs High School in Louisiana

Teacher: Stephanie Owen

Teacher: Virginia Berthelot 

Title: Imagination, Space, Freedom

Theme Chosen: Imagination, Space, Freedom/ Community

Number of participants: 2 - 6

Materials and techniques used: Colored pencils, and markers

Participants: Aaliyah, Richard, Dakota, Beau

What is your artwork about? Imagination, Space, Freedom

Artwork 1: No Essay

Artwork 2: Essay by Dakota“My picture is about imagination. It shows that no matter what you’re made of you are capable of imagination. There is also a metaphor of how sometimes society tries to discourage imaginative thoughts. That is what I think of my picture; however art is meant to be interpreted any way you like.” 

Artwork 3: Essay by Richard“My artwork is about imagination. You can tell because I drew outer space and it is filled with random stuff. It has the planets, the Nyan cat, a turtle, and a space ship with a smiley face. It looks really cool and expresses my imagination.” 

Artwork 4: Essay by Aaliyah“My art work project is about Breast Cancer. I feel so sorry for everybody that has cancer. I know that you will have to be a strong person through it all. If there was any way I could help people out, I would. I am happy that I am breast cancer free. I don’t know if I could be strong like most women that have it. And I’m very happy and proud for the women that are still fighting for their life.”

Created by Students in the DSHS Art Dept. at Denham Springs High School in Louisiana

Teacher: Virginia Berthelot 

Title: Imagine Space

Theme Chosen: Space, Recycle, Freedom, Art, Imagination/ Community

Number of participants: 2 - 6

Materials and techniques used: Colored pencils, and markers

Participants: Bailey, Ty, Alaina, Mary

What is your artwork about? Exploring, space, imagination

Artwork 1: Essay by Bailey“My picture represents the theme “recycle” because I have the recycling symbol. I also have recyclable items on the picture. Recycling is important to the present because it stops littering and global warming. Recycling is important to the future because it will make the world cleaner. If everyone recycles the world will be a better place.” 

Artwork 2: Essay by Ty“My design represents the themes space, freedom, and art. The flag represents freedom, the astronaut, moon and stars represents space, and the paint cans and the paint roller represents art. My theme is important because space exploration is important to science. We need to keep space exploration for future purposes.” 

Artwork 3: Essay by Mary“My design represents my theme of space. The moon and planets are the outer space. The little girl is looking at the moon with wonder and amaze. This theme is important to the future because learning about the mysteries of space can improve our knowledge. The wonders of the children today will cause future explorations.” 

Artwork 4: Essay by Alaina“My design represents imagination by being unique and not being realistic. My theme is important to the future because it shows hope and without imagination the world cannot keep moving forward. Imagination gives the country ideas to invent and it is the way we continue to make money. My design represents the imagination moving forward because it shows moving from a dark time to a good time.”

Created by Libby, a student at Chillicothe High School, in Chillicothe, Missouri

Title: Got Milk?

Teacher and organizer: Susan Elson

Dream Theme: Imagination

Materials & techniques used: Acrylic Paint

What is your art about? Imagining the future city life.

Created by Jaren, a student at Chillicothe High School, in Chillicothe, Missouri

Title: What about the Trees? 

Teacher and organizer: Susan Elson

Dream Theme: The Future

Materials & techniques used: Pencil, Spray Paint, and Acrylic Pain

What is your art about? What the future might look like?

Created by Weston and Alexus, students at Trinity Chapel Academy, in Power Springs, Georgia

Title: “Sports on My Mind” 

Teacher and organizer: Suzanne Huff

Dream Theme: Imagination

Materials & techniques used: Marker

What is your art about? Dreaming about a future in sports.

Created by Carolyn and Victoria, students at Trinity Chapel Academy, in Power Springs, Georgia

Title: “Our Dream of the Future.”

Teacher and organizer: Suzanne Huff

Dream Theme: Imagination

Materials & techniques used: Marker

What is your art about? This panel depicts all the keywords of the hopes and dreams for the future.

Created by Timothy, and Rakan, students at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia 

Title: Peace on Earth

Teacher and Organizer: Debi West

Dream Theme: Dare to Dream/ Imagination

Materials & techniques used: Oil pastel, acrylic and collageWe used traditional art media, acrylic, collage, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal to tell our stories and then we laminated them to weather proof them. Several students worked collaboratively on the 2' x 2' panels, while others worked independently and then found works that mirrored their theme and put them together to create panels.

Did you enjoy this project? Absolutely - a GREAT project and we're thrilled to be a part of it!

Created by Erin & Verena, students at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia 

Title: Save a Dream

Teacher and Organizer: Debi West

Dream Theme: Dare to Dream/ Imagination 

Materials & techniques used: Water color, colored pencil, sharpie, acrylic, text, graphite, and collage We used traditional art media, acrylic, collage, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal to tell our stories and then we laminated them to weather proof them. Several students worked collaboratively on the 2' x 2' panels, while others worked independently and then found works that mirrored their theme and put them together to create panels.

What is your art about? Erin: 27 million slaves in this world! Let’s pay attention! 

Verena: Everyone should have a choice to pursue their dream. 

Did you enjoy this project? Absolutely - a GREAT project and we're thrilled to be a part of it!

Created by Chloe, Farial, & Sarah, students at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia 

Title: Our dreams of the future. 

Teacher and Organizer: Debi West

Dream Theme: Dare to dream/ Imagination

Materials & techniques used: Oil Pastel, water color, sharpie, charcoal, paint and collage We used traditional art media, acrylic, collage, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal to tell our stories and then we laminated them to weather proof them. Several students worked collaboratively on the 2' x 2' panels, while others worked independently and then found works that mirrored their theme and put them together to create panels.

What is your art about? Our Dreams

Did you enjoy this project? Absolutely - a GREAT project and we're thrilled to be a part of it!

Created by Andrea, & Kelsey, students at North Gwinnett High School in Suwanee, Georgia 

Title: The Primary Lady

Teacher and Organizer: Debi West

Dream Theme: Primary colors, Dreams, the Arts/ Imagination 

Materials & techniques used: Oil Pastel, acrylic and collage We used traditional art media, acrylic, collage, oil pastel, graphite, charcoal to tell our stories and then we laminated them to weather proof them. Several students worked collaboratively on the 2' x 2' panels, while others worked independently and then found works that mirrored their theme and put them together to create panels.

What is your art about? The primary dream is that everyone has a dream.  

Did you enjoy this project? Absolutely - a GREAT project and we're thrilled to be a part of it!

This artwork is made up of a collection of artworks created by youth visiting the Kansas Children’s Discovery Center in Topeka, Kansas

Created by Students participating in workshops at the University of Huddersfield, England 
Organized by Claire Barber from University of Huddersfield and Penny Macbeth from Manchester School of Art

Artwork Number 1: Created by Alesha
Dream Theme: Community

Artwork Number 2: Created by Niamh Cosgrove
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? My dream is peace and happiness I would like to be a teacher so I have made it colorful and fun.

Artwork Number 3: Created by Fieya Walls
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? To be a designer of packaging for makeup and perfume etc. so I’m making my design bold and different

Artwork Number 4: Created by Bilal
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? I want to be an engineer fitting thinks into cars like engines and turbos and tires.

Artwork Number 5: Created by Anienne Smith
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? Chef, cooking, food

Artwork Number 6: Created by 
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? To be able to use all the machines in textiles safely and when I get older I want to be a doctor

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School students in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
Dream Theme: Community

Artwork Number 1: Created by Alexis Dusan

Artwork Number 2: Created by Naomi
What is your artwork about? Love, LOL, Laugh out loud

Artwork Number 3: Created by Haven
What is your artwork about? Happy Valentine’s Day

Artwork Number 4: Created by Macy
What is your artwork about? I’m glad that our artwork is going places

Artwork Number 5: Created by Unknown
What is your artwork about? Thanks for coming to our school

Artwork Number 6: Created by Unknown
What is your artwork about? Happy Dream Rocket Day! I go crazy for you. I am thinking about you I think you are awesome I will never forget you! And my mom’s name is Jennifer

Created by Students participating in workshops at the University of Huddersfield, England 
Organized by Claire Barber from University of Huddersfield and Penny Macbeth from Manchester School of Art

Artwork Number 1: Created by Nathan Redfearn
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? To be a chef

Artwork Number 2: Created by Connor
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? I want to move to London and have a nice house and car. I was to work in the mint.

Artwork Number 3: Created by Sabaah
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? To become a successful pharmacist

Artwork Number 4: Created by Amina Mellor
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? To explore the world

Artwork Number 5: Created by Samantha Clates-Miller
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream? That people see themselves and are happy with they are and what they’re going to be.

Artwork Number 6: Created by  
Dream Theme: Community
What is your dream?

Created by Students at St. Mary’s Elementary School in Saint Mary’s, KS

Artwork Number 1: Created by Jesse Sowers
Title: A Dreamy Girl’s Thoughts
Dream Theme: Fantasy
Why does this theme matter to you? I think lots of cool thoughts and ideas
What is your favorite subject in school? Reading because there some really good books out there
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Mexico 

Artwork Number 2: Created by Nadine Fisher
Title: Kids!
Dream Theme: Community, family, friends
Why does this theme matter to you? I love and care for people and kids!
What is your favorite subject in school? Art
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Children’s Museum

Artwork Number 3: Created by Ellie Layton
Title: My Town
Dream Theme: Community, family, friends 
Why does this theme matter to you? We need safe cars for our future
What is your favorite subject in school? Math
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Airport

Artwork Number 4: Created by Bailey Wichman
Title: Fun Stuff
Dream Theme: Design 
Why does this theme matter to you? Because
What is your favorite subject in school? PE
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Texas, Yellow Stone

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School students in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
Dream Theme: Community

Artwork Number 1: Created by Alex

Artwork Number 2: Created by Sheriden Wichman
What is your artwork about? Thank you for putting my picture on a rocket.

Artwork Number 3: Created by 
What is your artwork about? Jennifer Marsh, can you come again for the art? Thank you very much thank you

Artwork Number 4: Created by Sam Twombly

Artwork Number 5: Created by Shim Queshchens

Artwork Number 6: Created by Mrs. Fisher
Dream Theme: Community
What is your artwork about? We love rocket art at USD 321

Created by Students at St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
Title: Thank you cards!
Dream Theme: Community

Artwork Number 1: Created by Unknown

Artwork Number 2: Created by Mrs. Fisher
What is your artwork about? Thank you, Miss Marsh, for all the fun with the Dream Rocket art!

Artwork Number 3: Created by Unknown

Artwork Number 4: Created by Madison Horgan
What is your artwork about? Dear Ms. Marsh, Thank you for coming to Rossville in Kansas. I really what your art work looks like. I bet they’re good. You were very nice. Thank you so much.

Artwork Number 5: Created by Braden
What is your artwork about? Thank you!

Artwork Number 6: Created by Unknown

Created by Students participating in workshops at the University of Huddersfield, England 
Organized by Claire Barber from University of Huddersfield and Penny Macbeth from Manchester School of Art
Dream Theme: Community

Artwork Number 1: Created by Janay
What is your dream? Have a nice house

Artwork Number 2: Created by Chantelle Holland
What is your dream? MY dream is to be an artist

Artwork Number 3: Created by Maryam Khan
What is your dream? To become a chef

Artwork Number 4: Created by Mark Shelby

Artwork Number 5: Created by 
What is your dream? Music, dance, to meet a celebrity, sweets, clothes, shoes, animals!

Artwork Number 6: Created by Megan Cross

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

Artwork Number 1: Created by Emily Dohrman, Kindergarten
Dream Theme: Moon, stars, animals, trees

Artwork Number 2: Created by Calvall Brown, 5th grade
Title: In Space
Dream Theme: Space, moon, stars, and planets 
Why does this theme matter to you? Space is huge and it never ends and is huge and interesting
What is your favorite subject in school? Math and gym
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Disney World

Artwork Number 3: Created by Jayna Herrington, 4th grade
Title: Dream On
Dream Theme: Space
Why does this theme matter to you? It helps to dream what you want to
What is your favorite subject in school? Handwriting because I like to write
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? In Tennessee because I plan on going there I am older 

Artwork Number 4: Created by Avery Crosswhite, Kindergarten
Dream Theme: Space

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

Artwork Number 1: Created by Dominic Siefkas, 3rd grade
Title: A Black Rocket
Dream Theme: Planets and Plants
Why does this theme matter to you? Cause it’s cool
What is your favorite subject in school? It is P.E. Here’s why, it is fun.
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? The zoo

Artwork Number 2: Created by Broddy Kerschenska, Kindergarten
Title: Zombie World
What is your favorite subject in school? Mrs. Brown’s Class
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? My my class in the hall.

Artwork Number 3: Created by Hailey G, 3rd grade
Title: Jupiter
Dream Theme: Space and Planets 
What is your favorite subject in school? Art
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Italy

Artwork Number 4: Created by Andrea Fiedler, Kindergarten
Title: Tera
What is your favorite subject in school? Art
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? In the rocket ship

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

Artwork Number 1: Created by Riley Stallbaum
Title: I Love Animals
Dream Theme: Nature, animals, trees, plants
Why does this theme matter to you? Because I like to draw
What is your favorite subject in school? I love art because it rocks!
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? White House

Artwork Number 2: Created by Shawn Lekanof
Title: Stars Everywhere
Dream Theme: Stars
Why does this theme matter to you? Because I like it
What is your favorite subject in school? Math because it is hard and fun sometimes it is easy.
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Texas, Florida

Artwork Number 3: Created by Unknown

Artwork Number 4: Created by Alex Shibler
Title: Stars
Dream Theme: Stars

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Crazy Imagination
Dream Theme: Imagination
Participants: Jorad, Sierra, Ashlyn, Caley, Cheyenne, Brice, Charity
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Tempera and oil pastels
What is your artwork about? Imagination is fun. We like imagination stories.

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Mario Island 
Dream Theme: Imagination 
Participants: Adam, Destinee, Will, Cole, Eian, Lana
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Tempera and oil pastels
What is your artwork about? We chose imaginary Mario thinks of the world.

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Sharktopus
Dream Theme: Imagination
Participants: Aiden, Conner, Chris, Adam, Cailin, Jackson
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Tempera and oil pastels
What is your artwork about? We chose imagination so we drew an imaginary shark.

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Music and Art
Dream Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Participants: Jamarion, Nevaeha, Sadee, Alexa, Onzay, Bradyn
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Tempera and oil pastels
What is your artwork about? Our project is about music and art.

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Mrs.Nelson is Missing
Dream Theme: My Favorite Story
Participants: Cade, Piper, Avery, Zoie, Aa'Nyela, Charity
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Tempera and oil pastels
What is your artwork about? Our artwork is about our favorite story Mrs.Nelson is missing.

Created by Students at Pauline Central Elementary Art Class in Topeka, Kansas
Sponsored by the Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Wizard of Oz
Dream Theme: My Favorite Story
Participants: Bryson, Mya, Elizabeth, Au'Stazia, Isaac, Robert
Teacher: Katie Morris
Materials and Techniques Used: Crayons
What is your artwork about? Our favorite story is the Wizard of Oz. We made the castle the yellow brick road.

Created by 3rd Graders at Garfield Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
Home Room Teacher: Mrs. Pressnel
Art Teacher: Mrs. Jesser 
Title: Rockets, Imagination, and ART
Dream Theme: ART
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic on Canvas
Participants: Alissa, Copper, Logan, Bryce, Allison, Holt, Nate, Syd

Created by Cathy R Varnado and Avery Ozier, students at Washburn University

Created by Cathy R Varnado, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl Bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Marguerite Perret 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: The Adventure Mobile
Materials/techniques used: Colored Pencils and Chalk
What is your artwork about? My artwork is about creating a new cover for the Topeka and Shawnee County Public Library bookmobile. I created my cover from a variety of drawings done by local elementary students. Merging many different pictures to create a scenic landscape, “We the People” are traveling the globe, sharing just how far literature and developing the imagination can take you.

Created by Avery Ozier at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Marguerite Perret 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Story Rocket
Materials/techniques used: Pen and colored pencils
What is your artwork about? Artwork that was created by children was used as inspiration for the pieces emerging from the book. The different colors of the rainbow are used to show the imagination of the students. They are emerging from the book to show how reading can increase the imagination of young people.

Created by Michelle Rocha, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl 
bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Book Mobile
Materials/techniques used: Paint and Paper
What is your artwork about? My artwork was about underwater and opening a book to find a new adventure.

Created by John Schmidtlein, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl 
bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: The Subventure Mobile
Materials/techniques used: Paint
What is your artwork about? Providing a different angle of deep sea adventure to the imagination of these kids. Just something different.

Created by Maddison Rivera, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Telling you a story
Materials/techniques used: Paint and Art
What is your artwork about? My artwork is about spreading stories and ideas by singing, talking, and reading. How these stories shape our ideas and adventures. 

Created by Kelsey Wagers, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Space
Materials/techniques used: Paint
What is your artwork about? My artwork is about space and its endless wonders, there is so much out there to explore.

Created by Stephanie Wofford, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Book Mobile
Materials/techniques used: Paint
What is your artwork about? My artwork depicts an underwater theme. It is about exploring your life and favorite stories. 

Created by Derrick Moore, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Title: Space Adventure
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint and Oil Pastels
What is your artwork about? An adventure in space. I strictly used examples from the children’s artwork and collaged them together. All examples are my ‘look’ from different people of different ages yet they make a cohesive statement.

Created by Riley Bohannon, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between 
Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Title: Space Lee
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Kids Drawings
What is your artwork about? It is about space and having an open mind.

Created by Kristi Scott, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas for a vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between 
Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Christa Dalien
Theme: My Favorite Story
Title: Infinite and Beyond
Materials/techniques used: Paint
What is your artwork about? The ability of your imagination to span to the farthest corners of the universe.

Created by Cody Teegerstrom, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Clint Ricketts
Title of artwork: Summer Dreams
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Gouache
What is your artwork about: It’s about summer and living in the hot warm days thinking about your dreams.

Created by Melanie Beeghly, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Clint Ricketts
Title of artwork: The Journey
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Gouache
What is your artwork about: My artwork is a combination of several of the students artworks plastered onto a scenic background. I chose to incorporate the kids art because it’s really for them.

Created by Rachel Seviell, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Professor: Marguerite Perret
Title of artwork: Topeka’s Book Mobile
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Permanent Marker on Watercolor Paper
What is your artwork about: My artwork is my take on a compilation of young student’s drawings and paintings. The painting that stood out to me most was one done of Vincent Van Gogh’s “Starry Night.” This is one of my favorite artists, so I decided to use his style and art throughout my design while also including the theme of reading and Topeka. 

Created by Tyler Quintin, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Professor: Marguerite Perret
Title of artwork: Reading’s Out of This World
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Ink, Marker, Graphite, and Colored Pencil
What is your artwork about: A major theme of the children’s artwork was planets and space. I wanted to combine different aspects of their work to make one design that was fun and full of energy. My piece illustrates how reading can open the door to new worlds.

Created by Thomas Grover, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Clint Ricketts
Title of artwork: Tah-Dah
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint 

Created by Callie McAskill, a student at Washburn University
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Subject: Thinking of possible design ideas using previously submitted Dream Rocket project artworks for a new vinyl bookmobile wrap. A collaboration between Washburn University students and surrounding elementary schools. 
Instructor: Clint Ricketts
Title of artwork: 
Theme: My Favorite Story
Materials/techniques used: Paint Gouache

Created by the Park, Zander, Jaxon, Jaycee, and Emma from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Title: none
Dream Theme: My Favorite Story
Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Emily, Anna, Ethan, and Quinn from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: Christmas

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Colten, Jason, and Maya from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library
Title: Halloween 
Dream Theme: My Favorite Story
Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Park, Baylee, Peyton, Nathyn, and Adam from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: none

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School.
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Camren, Kaylee, and Brady from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: Halloween 

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Lylli and Owen from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: none

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 
Students from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Created by Sydney, Kyleigh, and Kaden from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee County Public Library

Title: Halloween  

Dream Theme: My Favorite Story

Participants: 

Students from North Fairview Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas
Design I students and faculty from Washburn University.
Including students enrolled in Art & Civic Engagement at Washburn University.

Students at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Lillie and McKenzie at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Princess
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Bella, Dane, and Mylee at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Ocean
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Miley, Alex, and Cody at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Outerspace 
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Anna, Elliot, and Keegan at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Pups and Dogs 
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Jax, Brevan, and Hunter at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Outer space 
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Payton, Grance, and Layla at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Pups and Dogs
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Carter, Ethan, and Austin at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Outerspace
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Hailee, Avery, and Hannah at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Cats and Lions
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Cami, Adilynn, and Sophie at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Animals
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Ethan, Brooke, and Rylee at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Ocean
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Jordan, Kaylyn, and Jackson at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Title: Ocean
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by at Students at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 
Teacher: Emily Rudy
Grade: Kindergarten 
Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination
Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library
Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by Alec, Damian, Levi, and Owen at West Indianola Elementary School in Topeka, Kansas 

Teacher: Emily Rudy

Grade: Kindergarten 

Title: Outer Space

Theme: My Favorite Story / Imagination

Sponsor: Topeka Shawnee-County Public Library

Special thanks go to Washburn University students and faculty for spearheading such creativity!

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

What is the story behind these artworks?These artworks were created during a week long visit to work with Mrs. Nadine Fisher (art teacher) and her students at St. Mary’s and Rossville Elementary School from Monday February 6 thru Friday February 10, 2012. In total 550 students had and opportunity to participate from grades K thru 6th. 

Artwork Number 1: Created by Atticus Martin, Kindergarten 
Title: Rocket Ship
What is your favorite subject in school? P.E. 
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? On a Rocket Ship

Artwork Number 2: Created by Langdon Koelling, Kindergarten 
Title: Snowman
What is your favorite subject in school? Play with Friends
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? At my home

Artwork Number 3: Created by James Rezac, 1st Grade

Artwork Number 4: Created by Trevor Miller, Kindergarten 
Title: Holt
What is your favorite subject in school? P.E. 
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Outer Space

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

What is the story behind these artworks?These artworks were created during a week long visit to work with Mrs. Nadine Fisher (art teacher) and her students at St. Mary’s and Rossville Elementary School from Monday February 6 thru Friday February 10, 2012. In total 550 students had and opportunity to participate from grades K thru 6th. 

Artwork Number 1: Created by Taylor Mahkuk, 6th Grade
Title: Peace
Dream Theme: Peace 
Why does this theme matter to you? Because I want to inspire and make peoples day bright
What is your favorite subject in school? Art, I love to designIf you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Homeless Shelter 


Artwork Number 2: Created by Will Homan, 3rd Grade
Title: Space and Nature
Dream Theme: Space and Nature
Why does this theme matter to you? Math is fun and I learn new things.
What is your favorite subject in school? Math
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Big Brutis


Artwork Number 3: Created by Daniel Ewing, 2nd Grade
Title: Stars
Dream Theme: Stars 
Why does this theme matter to you? They look nice
What is your favorite subject in school? Math, it’s fun
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Museum 


Artwork Number 4: Created by Ricky Bruse, 1st Grade
Title: Jungle Moon
Dream Theme: Moon
Why does this theme matter to you? I like Jungle Moon
What is your favorite subject in school? P.E.

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas

What is the story behind these artworks?
These artworks were created during a week long visit to work with Mrs. Nadine Fisher (art teacher) and her students at St. Mary’s and Rossville Elementary School from Monday February 6 thru Friday February 10, 2012. In total 550 students had and opportunity to participate from grades K thru 6th. 

Artwork Number 1: Created by Mahtee O’Shea, 2nd Grade
Title: Monkeys
Dream Theme: Nature, Animals, Trees, and Plants  
Why does this theme matter to you? Because I like Monkeys
What is your favorite subject in school? MathIf you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? France

Artwork Number 2: Created by Kristin Anderson, 2nd Grade
Title: Planets
Dream Theme: Planets
Why does this theme matter to you? It’s part of our Solar System
What is your favorite subject in school? Math, it’s fun and you get to learn
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? White House

Artwork Number 3: Created by Benjamin Price, 5th Grade
Title: A place Beyond Ours
Dream Theme: Planets
Why does this theme matter to you? To show you what I am talking about
What is your favorite subject in school? Math, it’s easiest for me
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Sydney, Australia 

Artwork Number 4: Created by Ben Foster, 2nd Grade
Title: U.S.A Rocket
Dream Theme: Nature
What is your favorite subject in school? Math
If you could pick any place in the world for this artwork to be displayed, what places would you pick? Washington D. C

Created by St. Mary’s Elementary School in St. Mary’s, Kansas AND Rossville Grade School in Rossville, Kansas
 

Dream Theme: Imagination
 

Art Teacher: Nadine Fisher
 

What is the story behind these artworks?
These artworks were created during a week long visit to work with Mrs. Nadine Fisher (art teacher) and her students at St. Mary’s and Rossville Elementary School from Monday February 6 thru Friday February 10, 2012.  In total 550 students had and opportunity to participate from grades K thru 6th. 

More information about this artwork will be posted soon. Thank you

Created by Students at Ewalt Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
Organizer and Art Teacher: Mrs. Jesser 
Materials & Techniques Used: Crayons, pencils, erasers, paper and teamwork!
Participants: 6 Students
What is your artwork about? These are sketches created during brainstorming sessions leading up to our painted artworks.

Created by Students at Garfield Elementary School in Augusta, Kansas
Organizer and Art Teacher: Mrs. Jesser 
Title: Imaginative Engineering 
Dream Theme: Imagination  
Materials & Techniques Used: Acrylic on Canvas
Participants: 8

Created by 5th Grade Students in Ms. Ferraro’s Printmaking Class in Revere, MA
 

School: Paul Revere Innovation School
 

Location: Revere, MA
 

Organizer and Teacher: Kelly Williams
 

Title: Imagination
 

Dream Theme: Imagination
 

Materials & Techniques Used: Paint on Fabric, Printmaking

Created by Charly Grimwood, Elin Humphreys, Charly Horton, Nicole Costello, Abbie Lewis
and Caroline Jennings from Queensgate, Huddersfield, England
School: Students from the University of Huddersfield
Dream Theme: Imagination
Title:
Workshops with the University of Huddersfield
University Organizer: Claire Barber
Student Dream Rocket Team: Emma Swinnerton, Rose Pashby,
Toni Sturrs, Catherine Cardwell, Charlotte Wibberly, Chrysoula Papoulia
Participants:
Abbie Lewis
Caroline Jennings
Nicole Costello
Charly Horton
Elin Humphreys
Charly Grimwood

Created by Suzannah Marriott, Rossanna Mour, Vicky, and Jade Richardson from Queensgate, Huddersfield, England
School: Students from the University of Huddersfield
Dream Theme: Imagination
Title:
Workshops with the University of Huddersfield
University Organizer: Claire Barber
Student Dream Rocket Team: Emma Swinnerton, Rose Pashby,
Toni Sturrs, Catherine Cardwell, Charlotte Wibberly, Chrysoula Papoulia
Participants: Suzannah Marriott, Rossanna Mour, Vicky, and Jade Richardson

Created by Suzannah Marriott, Rossanna Mour, Vicky, and Jade Richardson from Queensgate, Huddersfield, England
School: Students from the University of Huddersfield
Dream Theme: Imagination
Title:
Workshops with the University of Huddersfield
University Organizer: Claire Barber
Student Dream Rocket Team: Emma Swinnerton, Rose Pashby,
Toni Sturrs, Catherine Cardwell, Charlotte Wibberly, Chrysoula Papoulia
Participants: Suzannah Marriott, Rossanna Mour, Vicky, and Jade Richardson

Created by Semia, Adrianna, Honaz, Whittingham, Tea, and Aleashea from Queensgate, Huddersfield, England
School: North Huddersfield Trust School
Dream Theme: Imagination
Title:
Workshops with the University of Huddersfield
University Organizer: Claire Barber
Student Dream Rocket Team: Emma Swinnerton, Rose Pashby,
Toni Sturrs, Catherine Cardwell, Charlotte Wibberly, Chrysoula Papoulia
Participants: Semia, Adrianna, Honaz, Whittingham, Tea, and Aleashea

★Created by Girl Scout Troop #3242 from Spartanburg, South Carolina
With the Girl Scouts of South Carolina-Mountains to Midlands, Inc.
Organizer: Maureen MacMullan
Title: "Be the Change"
Dream Theme: Dream (Imagination)
Participants:
Maisie MacMullan, Maddie Mitchell, Kate McBride, Mary-Eliot Stone, Orah Riech, Margaret Reiner, Ashley Henthorn, Emma Gilmartin, Regan Reser
Techniques & Materials Used: 
Permanent markers and stichwithcery
What is your group's artwork about?
Each girl was asked to come up with an original design and they came up with the idea of the triangles that all converged in the center - so it all comes from one place but as you can see by the individual pieces all ideas can be different.

★ Created By: Girl Scout Troup 460 from Nortonville, KY (2nd Submission)

Title: “Peace, Love and Rainbows”

Dream Theme: Imagination

Organizer: Lori Beshears-Harrison

Techniques & Materials Used: Fabric and fabric paint

What is your artwork about?The girls in Troop 460 were asked to use their imagination and fabric paint to each create an individual panel. One of the scout’s grandmothers volunteered to sew the panels together into the quilts. We used green fabric to reflect to color of Junior Girl Scout uniforms.

Participants: Emma Harrison, Halle Dunning, Kaylin Stanley, Lauren Groves, MacKenzie Gunther, Makinzy Yates, Megan Rideout, Michaela Guasp, Olivia Latham, Sarah Lantrip, Christen Stahley, Sidda Guasp, Sharon Groves