Project 4

Are you ready for an ART Scavenger Hunt?  

Main Rule:
Do not go anywhere or touch anything that you would not normally be allowed to.  
For example, if you aren’t allowed to go in your parents’ bedroom, then don’t look for items in there.

Directions: 
   •  Read the description for each item below
   •  Watch the video link for better explanation 
   •  Find an item in your home or outside that meets each description
   •  Take a picture of the item, or describe the item in writing

If you are in KG, 1st, or 2nd grade, please find four of the items listed below. 
If you are in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grade, please find all eight items listed below.

When you are finished you need to EMAIL ME:

pictures of the items you found 

or 

type a list describing the items you found

Let the ART Scavenger Hunt begin!!!

 1.  A Vertical Line:
A line that runs up and down.
YouTube video to watch:  The Lines Song on Scratch Garden

 2.  The Primary Colors: 
Something that has all 3 primary colors (Red, Yellow, & Blue)
YouTube video to watch:  The Color Song on Scratch Garden

 3.  A Circle: 
A round, two-dimensional shape, (height & width). Remember, shapes are flat.
YouTube video to watch:  Circles by StoryBots on Netflix Jr

 4.  A Sphere: 
A round, three-dimensional form (height, width, & depth). Remember, forms are fat.
YouTube video to watch:  The Element of Form on Design Dojo

 5.  Something with Symmetry: 
When something is the same on both sides.  A mirror image of itself.
YouTube video to watch:  A Day at Symmetry Land on NUMBEROCK

 6.  Something with Texture:
The way something feels. Smooth, rough, fuzzy, slimy, etc.
YouTube video to watch: The Texture Song on Scratch Garden

 7.  Something showing Contrast:
A difference between elements in artwork which can include size, color, or texture.
YouTube video to watch: Contrast - Art Vocab Definition on Philinthecircle

 8.  Something showing Value:
The lightness and darkness of a color or black.
YouTube video to watch: The Value Song on Scratch Garden

Need a hint for places to look? 

Try product or food packages, toys, furniture, or around the yard.