Welcome to Primary Art, home to my favorite art lessons. I am an elementary school art teacher, chronicling my favorite art lessons. I hope to bring ideas to other art teachers, parents, home school teachers, and artistic children. Here you will find a catalog of lessons for grades kindergarten through 5, as well as other art-room related stuff! Thank you for visiting!
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Torn Paper Owls
A variation on lots of torn paper owls I've seen online, mostly inspired by Mrs. Brown's Art.
We draw a simple picture of an owl using sharpie. If the children draw their's small they may draw another owl friend.
We paste on various strips of paper torn into squares. I stick to brown tones. We use watery glue applied with paintbrushes to make the process go fast.
Next we cut out eyes and a moon from white paper and glue to our pictures. We add a beak and feet made from orange paper. A brown crayon fills in the branch the owl is perched upon.
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2nd Grade
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