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A mixed-media watercolor by Paola Sanchez, 10, a fourth-grader at Adams Elementary School in Santa Ana was part of the Santa Ana Unified School District’s Extended Learning Program with OC Children’s Therapeutic Arts Center. The project aimed to help youths with “social-emotional learning” during the pandemic. (Photo courtesy of Mark Dominic Dimalanta, Santa Ana Unified/OC Children’s Therapeutic Arts Center)

“My best friend Liam and I can’t see each other in person, so I’m sad,” said Morgan Steig, a 9-year-old Lake Elsinore resident and student at Sycamore Academy in Wildomar. “We can only talk to each other through the phone and through our computers, and I felt sad.” (Photo courtesy of Daniel Richter)

Ellie Kim, 8, a third grader at Fairmont Private School in Anaheim, created her own version of Edvard Munch’s famous expressionist painting, “The Scream.” Teacher Robin Gormin prompted students to draw something that would make them scream. Ellie, who has been in online learning, drew viruses and COVID-19 in her piece. “We talked about Expressionism and how it is important to put your feelings down on paper, rather than physically showing your feelings. The face Ellie drew shows it all,” Gormin said. (Photo courtesy of Robin Gormin)

“My art piece is about feeling really trapped in the first few weeks,” said Sycamore Academy fourth grader Zoey Carroll, a 10-year-old Canyon Lake resident. “When COVID first started it was really pretty outside, I wanted to go outside and play with my friends but we couldn’t because we were all social distancing.” (Photo courtesy of Daniel Richter)

Rocia Han, a middle school student at the California School of the Arts in the San Gabriel Valley, drew “True Hero” as part of her studies in conservatory. She was inspired by the struggle of medical workers risking their lives in the pandemic. “I drew a girl inside a COVID cell to show she’s infected, and many cells in the background to show how dangerous it is,” Rocia said. “The doctor is the one who is saving the girl’s life. Doctors are true heroes and they are the ones who make this world a better place.” (Photo courtesy of Julia Gutierrez)

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