How you can kindly remind others to follow the guidelines
Why you want to stop the spread of COVID-19
How you can stay safe and help others stay safe
How you can show appreciation to others for committing to follow the guidelines.
You can choose this episode:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmzjCPQv3y8
Or any other "Lunch doodles with Mo".
Often one thing is shown many times with different colors like these doughnuts and Micky Mouse!
Notice how Mickey is different colors and so are the backgrounds!
One of the most famous Pop Artists, Andy Warhol, painted these can's of soup!
Do you have soup like this at your house?
Some Pop Art is kind of like a comic book! Do you think the colors in this picture make it look exciting? How about the lines?
Fold a paper in half hamburger style, then hotdog style! Open it up and you will have 4 squares!
Draw a cupcake or any other food you want to! Draw it the same way in each box!
Choose 4 different colors to color each background!
Choose different colors for each cupcake! They should be colors that are different than the background they are on!
Remember when we learned about warm and cool colors? You could try to use a warm color if your background is a cool color!
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Think about your daily life for the past month. How has it changed since schools were closed? How do you feel about these changes?
You could show this in a picture of your life or just using colors and lines to show feeling
In the time since schools were closed, what are some things you have learned or experienced that you might not have expected?
Have you noticed any of these opposite feelings in your daily life (loneliness/togetherness, boredom/excitement, peace/worry)? How do you personally see these differences in your life? How are they changing the way you go about your day?
What are some good things that have come about as a result of your changing environment? What good things have you noticed going on around you?
Start by drawing or painting a branch with a dark color. Next, dip cotton balls in pink and white (or any Spring color) paint and dab the paint onto your branch!
Start by drawing or painting a branch with a dark color. You can use the bottom of a soda bottle to dip in paint and stamp a flower shape onto your branch!
If you don't have or don't want to use paint, try looking at a beautiful Spring tree and drawing it with crayons! Or find your own way!
Standard 2.V.CO.2: Compare and contrast cultural uses of artwork from different times and places
Art from China
Art from Africa
Art from England
Art from Mexico
Make parts of a plant into something--Anything you can imagine!
Hopefully Spring is here enough to find a few plants that have started growing, but dry plants from last year work too!
You can use leaves, stems, roots---all parts of a plant!
Be creative! If you have glue to use you can glue them to a paper and display them for your family to see! Here are some ideas to inspire you!
You could make things only out of plants!
Or if you want to use markers or paint to add details you can!