Aspen Elementary School 1st grade students create bees using TP rolls and newspaper Aspen’s All Student Recycled Art Show was canceled due to the school closure because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Aspen Art Teacher Britt Williams taught all of Aspen’s students about the importance of recycling through these art projects. Courtesy/AES

Aspen 2nd grade students create cows and pigs using recycled containers, TP rolls and corks. Courtesy/AES

Aspen 3rd grade students create portraits using egg cartons, recycled objects and donated ‘do-dads’. Courtesy/AES

Aspen 4th grade students create Robots using recycled boxes, containers, etc. Each class created a larger teacher robot as well. Courtesy/AES

Aspen 6th grade students create scenes using cut up plastic bags and recycled cardboard for a matte. Courtesy/AES

Aspen 5th grade students create a group project – Papier-mache Animals – Groups chose animals affected by plastic or pollution. Used colored donated ‘junk’ items to surround them and made the base from recycled cardboard and boxes. Courtesy/AES

Aspen Art Club students create flowers and grass for the art installation using plastic bottles. Courtesy/AES

Aspen K students create ladybugs using plastic bottles and donated golf balls. Courtesy/AES

Aspen ILP students create caterpillars using egg cartons. Courtesy/AES