February 29, 2012
Tints and Shades Spiral: 3rd
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| So many ways to teach tints and shades! This is a simple but really fun project to do so. |
Stuart Davis Inspired Collage: 2nd
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| After learning about Stuart Davis, students picked a color scheme selection of papers for their collage. |
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| Students cut out pieces without tracing them first, which made the whole process a lot easier. |
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| Great Job! Everyone was successful on this project! |
Mother's Day Flower Cards: 1st
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| Children loved this one! Using crepe paper already cut into strips, this turned out to be a dream. |
Out of this World Color Wheel: 5th - 6th
Amazing what kids come up with when given a little bit of freedom. For this project students had to create a unique Tertiary Color Wheel. Since the project required lots of thinking and individual planning, it was given as a homework after doing some classroom practice. Here are some of the great results!
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| Students were free to use any materials they wanted. |
February 28, 2012
Dominican Independence Day (February 27th)
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| Thanks to Paolat for coming to visit during this project! Inspired by Criollos: Arte en la Ciudad |
Labels:
4th grade,
5th grade,
6th grade,
Independence Day,
Mural,
Painting project,
Pop Art
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Kandinsky for little: 1st
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| Learning about color mixing with Kandinsky. Students only got primary colors, the rest was up to them! |
Op Art Tubes w/ Shading: 5th-6th
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| One of those projects I had to try for myself! Art with Mr.E gives more details on it if you want to try as well. |
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| Students saw the example first, after lots of "WOW!", we went through step by step instructions on the board. |
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| The results were exquisite! they loved doing it although some couldn't handle the patience required for it. |
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| Project also included the selection of a color family or color scheme. |
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