Choose warm or cool colors to paint the background.
Warm- red, yellow, orange
Cool- blue, green, violet
2. Draw a penguin. Use the guided video link found above.
3. Add color to the penguin.
Focus on the coloring rules:
Color the same direction.
Stay inside the lines.
No white paper.
4. Cut out penguin and glue together.
If you don't have watercolor paint you can make it:
Find old dried out markers. Arrange your old markers by color.
Take off the caps and place tip down into an old cup (Caution: the ink may stain the cup).
Add water 3/4 full to the top.
Allow for colors to drain overnight.
Ta-Da! Home made watercolor paint from old markers!
Create a spring llama.
In the background use line, shape and color to create pattern.
Pattern means repeat!
Focus on the coloring rules:
Color the same direction.
Stay inside the lines.
No white paper.
When it rains it's no fun. But after a rain storm if you look up you can find a rainbow. A rainbow is the bright side of a icky day. It's important to learn to find the rainbow... or make your own.
My rain storm isn't actually rain outside, it's missing my art students. But I have a rainbow. You are sending me pictures of your AMAZING art. That brings my heart so much joy.
Parent child discussion! Talk to you child. What are you grateful for in your life? Take a moment, slow down, and think of three things that you are thankful for.
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Share it with your child. Ask your kiddo to share three things they are thankful for.
Week 1: Discussion. Listen to 2 stories. Draw cloud. Cut cloud. Cut strips.
Week 2: Listen to 1 story. Listen to Roy G. Biv Song. Weave strips together.
White paper
Rainbow strips (If you don't have colored paper make your own using colored pencils, markers or crayons. If you don't have paper get creative! You can weave recycled cereal boxes.)
Scissors
I am grateful last weekend had beautiful weather so I could have fun outside.
I am grateful for rainbows on rainy days.
I am grateful for artists who can fill their homes with beautiful rainbows!
Your child learned to weave in art. They may need guidance but this is a review.
Parent child discussion! Talk to you child. Think about your day or your week. What has made you smile? Take a moment, slow down, and think of three things that have made you happy. Share it with your child.
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Ask your kiddo to share three things that made their heart happy.
Romero Britto is a Brazilian born artist who now lives in Miami, Florida. His art work is famous all over the world.
This project would typically take 2 art lessons or 2 hours.
Step 1: Draw a cat using the guided drawing worksheet.
Step 2: Add pattern using line and shape.
Step 3: Using the art materials you have at home add color!
Add pattern to your dog using line and shape
Create a background and add color!
Based on previous lessons this would be a 2-3 hour project. Student should focus on cutting skills.
Draw a circle and a triangle. The circle will be the chick's head and the triangle will be his body.
Paint the head and body yellow.
Let dry.
4. Draw an egg on white paper.
5. Draw a zig-zag line across the egg.
6. Cut out the egg. Cut the zig-zag line.
7. Cut out the head and body.
8. Glue the head and body.
9. Glue the egg.
10. Cut out an orange diamond. Fold in half. Glue on bird as a beak.
11. Cut out green triangles. Glue to the bottom of the page to create grass.
12. Add yellow feathers or yellow paper to create wings.
13. Draw or paint eyes.
14. Tear light blue paper to create texture in the sky.
Use recycled rolls and whatever art supplies you have at home create a chick sculpture.
We all have different art supplies at home so be creative!
What can you use to create a chick?
Directions:
Visit the website linked below for full directions and step by step video.
This is a two week lesson. Based on previous projects this activity would take 2-3 hours.
Week 1: Create the hive.
Week 2: Create the stinger puppet.
Credit: Creating Parenthood Blog
If you don't have all of the art supplies that is okay! Bee creative and use what you have!
Bubble Wrap
White Card Stock or Construction Paper
Yellow and Orange Paint (we used Tempera paint)
Paintbrush
Scissors
Yellow and Orange Construction Paper (optional)
Cut a sheet of bubble wrap to match the size of your white card stock or paper.
Paint the bubble wrap.
When the bubble wrap is completely coated in paint, grab a sheet of white card stock or paper, and place it on top of the painted bubbles, pressing down firmly on the entire sheet of paper.
Carefully remove the paper, turning it over to reveal the beautiful beehive bubble print. Set aside to dry completely. Repeat for more paper.
Once the paint has dried, grab your scissors and start cutting hexagons out of the bubble-printed paper. For an extra punch of color and dimension, feel free to glue each hexagon onto a piece of yellow and/or orange construction paper. Leaving a border of solid color, cut out the hexagons again
Black, Yellow, and White Construction Paper
Scissors
Glue Stick
Using the scissors, cut out a yellow bee body, black head (with antennae) and stripes, and white wings.
Glue your bee together using the glue stick.
Cut a strip of yellow paper and glue it together in a circle (making sure it will fit on a finger, like a ring). Glue the ring to the underside of the bee’s body. Set aside for the glue to dry completely.
Place the bee on your finger and fly him/her around the house. Don’t forget to buzz!