Week 1: Drink Water Posters
The theme for this weeks lessons is making a healthy choice by drinking water. Our school is promoting choosing water over sugary drinks so the kids will use copy paper, manila paper or colored paper to create signs and posters to display in the school to promote choosing water. Show the presentation and then leave the slide with water images for the kids to reference. They should all start in pencil and then color with crayon, marker or colored pencils. If they want to work with a partner at their table they may. For kindergarten and first grade you can play the how to draw a water bottle video on the last slide to give them something to start with. Collect them at the end of the class and give to the teacher to display outside their room. If you want to collect a couple from each class to display outside the art room that would be great.
The theme for this weeks lessons is making a healthy choice by drinking water. Our school is promoting choosing water over sugary drinks so the kids will use copy paper, manila paper or colored paper to create signs and posters to display in the school to promote choosing water. Show the presentation and then leave the slide with water images for the kids to reference. They should all start in pencil and then color with crayon, marker or colored pencils. If they want to work with a partner at their table they may. For kindergarten and first grade you can play the how to draw a water bottle video on the last slide to give them something to start with. Collect them at the end of the class and give to the teacher to display outside their room. If you want to collect a couple from each class to display outside the art room that would be great.
When finished, they may draw on the back or have 1 sheet of free draw paper (manilla or copy). Coloring materials typically used (unless otherwise noted): crayon, marker and/or colored pencils. No sharpies unless noted. No paint should be used. If a student wants to use scrap paper, glue sticks and scissors to make alternative project, that is up to your discretion. Colored pencils may not be sharpened in the electric sharpeners.
Kindergarten-5th Grade
Kindergarten-5th Grade
