The students loved making and coloring their aliens! We just folded a green paper in half and drew half an alien and when we cut and opened our paper, it made a whole alien : )
First grade work:
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!
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
Wednesday, November 2, 2011
Fourth grade woven mats
This lesson was inspired by Mrs. Richardson's lesson at her Why Walk When you Can Fly? blog. Students wove their black and white mats. Next we learned how to make letters 3D. Students created their 3D names and pasted them on their mats. Students sprayed their pictures with watercolor in spray bottles!
Fourth grade art:
Fourth grade art:
1st grade farm
This is directed line drawing. The students agreed on the animals they wanted in their farm and we drew each one together. Then the students colored them in with crayons!
First grade farms:
Art Club
We made these handmade papers in Art Club this morning, using recycled paper and flowers!
We used a paper making kit from a company called Paper Alice. I really can't say enough lovely things about her and her company. Her supplies work really well and they are affordable and durable.
The children blended their paper in a blender, added decorations and poured the mixture into a mold. Then we used a sponge to soak up the water from the paper. To dry and flatten the paper, we ironed it. Next week we will bind them into a sketch book!
fourth and fifth grade paper:
We used a paper making kit from a company called Paper Alice. I really can't say enough lovely things about her and her company. Her supplies work really well and they are affordable and durable.
The children blended their paper in a blender, added decorations and poured the mixture into a mold. Then we used a sponge to soak up the water from the paper. To dry and flatten the paper, we ironed it. Next week we will bind them into a sketch book!
fourth and fifth grade paper:
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