Worldwide people have been making rainbows and taping them in their windows to spread joy during this time. You can choose to mark their rainbow on this interactive world map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/u/0/viewer?mid=1YwAqVlT8npzqRL8s79oIH0o_L6ASv0tx&ll=40.71453063670589%2C-73.96738744897692&z=5

Find things around the house that are different colors and make a full color wheel. Post on Lakeview Art’s Facebook page, or share it via e-mail with your art teacher (e-mail at top of page). For detailed instructions watch this tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-vmSmMZjwY

Use tape to mask off areas and then color with sidewalk chalk.

Choose a famous piece of art and recreate it as a photograph. Post on Lakeview Art’s Facebook page, or share it via e-mail with your art teacher (e-mail at top of page).

Example:

Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer

Difficulty can vary for each age group. Make a sculpture out of found objects and shine a lamp on it to see its “true” meaning.

https://www.instructables.com/id/Shadow-Sculptures!/

Once again, please feel free to share your student’s creation on Facebook or by e-mail.

https://www.boredteachers.com/resources/50-online-art-and-music-resources-to-help-kids-learn-and-create-from-home

Create paper hearts to decorate your windows to spread cheer in your neighborhood. Post it on "Hearts of Hope - Yooper Strong!!! on Facebook.

Print your own coloring book. Abstract fun designs by Jen Stark.

www.jenstark.com

www.michiganawesome.com/pages/michigan-coloring-pages

Position toy animals/figures so they cast a shadow and trace them, then color.

Use LEGOs to create different patterns and radial symmetry designs.

Explore all the textures you can find in your house. Mix them together and create your own masterpiece, all you need is a pencil and paper!

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