art - Things that are made to be looked at or experienced, such as drawings, paintings, printing, and sculptures.
coloring - the process or skill of applying a substance to something to change its original color.
geometric shape - Shapes used in math that have straight lines with angled corners or circular shapes with regular curves. There are two categories of geometric shapes: ovoid and polygon.
Ovoid Shapes: circle, semi-circle, sector, oval and egg.
Polygon Shapes: triangle, square, rectangle, kite (diamond), rhombus, trapezoid, pentagon, hexagon, heptagon, octagon, nonagon, decagon, etc...
What shapes do you see? Point to each shape and say its name out loud?
We will be coloring in the shapes. Coloring is adding a substance like crayon, marker, or paint to something to change its original color.
Paper Doll worksheet, crayons
Identify the geometric shapes you see on the worksheet
Check list:
- One Circle, two rectangles, one triangle, one square, two ovals.
Color and Draw
-Choose a one crayon and color in the two rectangles completely the same color.
-Choose two or three crayons and color the two ovals with stripes. Stripes are lines that are next to one another going in the same direction.
-Use any colors you need and decorate the square to look like a shirt you would like to wear.
-Draw a face (eyes, nose, and mouth) on the circle. You may want also add ears and hair then finish coloring.
-Use any colors you need and decorate the triangle to look like a hat you would wear at a birthday party.
Cut
- Carefully cut out the shapes and set them to the side.
Assemble
-Glue the square shirt to the center of the construction paper.
-Glue the oval arms and rectangle legs to the corners of the square.
-Glue the circle head to the edge of the square between the striped oval arms.
-Glue the triangle party hat to the top of the circle head.
Have children cut out geometric shapes and glue them to another sheet of paper to create a picture.
- Circle, oval, triangle, square, and rectangle.