Line Monsters
Students learned about different types of lines including zig-zag, loopy, dotted, dashed and wavy. Our lesson included a science project that showed how oil and water won't mix, and that crayons and watercolor will resist each other. The read along for this project was "Lines that Wiggle" by Candace Whitman.
*If your student's art is not pictured, they were absent the day we completed the project.*
Fall Trees with Warm Colors
Students used the color wheel to identify red, yellow and orange as warm colors. We used crayons to draw and color the trunk of the tree and grass, and used Q-Tips to paint the leaves.
*If your student's art is not pictured, they were absent the day we completed the project.*
Dia de los Muertos Sugar Skulls
Students learned about the Mexican holiday, Dia de los Muertos. Celebrated on November 1st and 2nd, this holiday isn’t like Halloween even though skeletons and sugar skulls are an important part of the celebrations. Dia de los Muertos is a happy holiday to honor the lives of loved ones who have passed away.
*If your student's art is not pictured, they were absent the day we completed the project.*
Texture Turkeys
Students learned about the Element of Art Texture. We painted with forks to create a texture that resembled turkey feathers, then practiced using scissors and glue to construct our turkeys. Oil pastels were used to add details, and some students chose to add accordion folded strips of paper for the legs.
*If your student's art is not pictured, they were absent the day we completed the project.*
