Auction project ideas

Let’s celebrate the beginning of the school year with some wonderful class projects.

Pray without ceasing. Auction project of kids' hands

Graylie's preschool is in the middle of hosting an art auction. I had seenthe flyers on the doors and read the emails. I really didn't know what it was all about. On Monday afternoon when

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Art Auction project I did for the elementary school 2014.

Class auction project to celebrate 2nd graders taking their First Communion

1st grade class art auction project. Sold for over $500 at auction, was made with less than $50. Kids did a great job on hands

Homemade Guess Who! School Auction Project Ideas. Guess Who. Board Game Crafts.

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There are certain items that always sell well at any charity auction, so check out this list of auction tips for the best silent auction items that sell well. This particular list of silent auction items ideas are ones will attract lots of bids and always command high prices.

"Heaven" is a mixed media tile style collaborative collage by our collective of students K-5th grade. It illustrates the virtue of Unity as the students worked together side by side using their individual talents to contribute to an extraordinary art piece, and illustrate that we can accomplish more together than any of us could alone.

Thread art Cross Auction Project

Repurposed frame spray painted silver to make the tiles stand out, india ink with drops of alcohol on ceramic tiles each created their own unigue design. Used clear gorilla glue.

A few days ago, I was chatting with my son’s pediatrician about how Americans spend over $60 billion each year on soda (pop). She mentioned that as many as four in five American children drink at least one soft drink a day. That’s millions of dollars spent on children with absolutely zero benefit to

Class Auction Project - fire pit framed with kid's hand-painted tiles and filled with s'mores fixins.