Sunday, September 21, 2014
Red Apples
Kindergartners painted a small paper plate red. Then after it dried, students added a stem, a leaf, and a friendly worm.
Color / Circle Twist
2nd graders created color/circle twist art. First students chose two colors to compare
side by side. Then a third color was
picked to overlay on top and use for a background. Before everything was glued down, students
cut out a circle and rotated it 180 degrees.
More Cityscapes
2nd graders reviewed cityscapes by drawing their own using markers and crayons.
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Sunday, September 7, 2014
Color Equations
1st grade students conducted experiments by mixing primary colored Kool-Aid to create secondary colors. Afterwards, they colored their equations sheets to show that...
yellow + blue = green, red + yellow = orange, and blue + red = purple
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Cityscapes
2nd grade students worked with a partner to create a collaborative cityscape project. First students divided their papers to have a blue sky with glitter stars, and a green ground with painted grass. For their building students choose different colored construction paper and used markers to draw windows and doors. They traced circles onto green paper for trees and painted details creating branches and flowers. Then everything was cut, glued and assembled to complete their cityscapes.
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Painted Circles
1st grade students focused on using their paint
brush with control by painting circles.
First students traced different sized circle objects onto the center of
their papers. Then using watercolor paint, they filled each circular section with color to complete their project.
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Monday, September 1, 2014
Recycled Cardboard Tubes
4th and 5th graders worked on a collaborative art project inspired by the stair railings at the City Museum. Using recycled paper towel tubes from our school; students first painted their cardboard tube a solid color. Then students created a plan by drawing four patterned designs onto construction paper. Afterwards students used their plans as a guide for decorating their tube with paint. The finished tubes were taped in sets of three and wrapped around a stair railing.
Miniature Art
3rd graders constructed miniature art easels using craft sticks. Then students designed miniature artwork using colored pencils with the requirements being their drawing contains a house or building, a tree or flower, and be colored neatly with control.
Drawing Sheets
1st graders began their alphabet drawing sheets that use basic shapes to draw an animal. We try to complete 1 drawing sheet per art class, therefore this is an ongoing activity.
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Kindergarteners in Art
During the first week of school, kindergartners learned the primary colors (red, yellow and blue) while practicing coloring within the lines. Then we focused on scissor control by drawing differ types of lines and cutting them out. For this activity students rotated between stations. A station for using scissors, reading books, drawing pictures, and building with blocks. Besides the activity for each station, kindergartners also practiced positive behavior by working together, sharing materials and following the art room expectations.
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