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Monday, June 3, 2013
Second Grade Snakes
My awesome second graders made these slithering snakes in art class. They were inspired by Deep Space Sparkle's rainforest lesson. They did a great job controlling their watercolor paints! Check out some of their work. Nice painting, kids!
Labels:
animal art,
elementary art,
second grade art lesson,
snakes,
watercolor
Tuesday, March 12, 2013
"Dragons" by Grade 5
Love these dragons drawn by my 5th grade artists. I drew some sample dragon parts on the board, wings, claws, horns, spikes, fire, smoke, etc… I also drew a sample dragon picture. They were given the option of using a simple head-shape tracer and then adding on, if they were not comfortable drawing the head. I think the came out great!
Labels:
animal art,
colored pencils,
dragons,
elementary art,
fifth grade art,
kids' art lessons,
markers
Monday, March 11, 2013
"March Comes in like a Lion" by grade 3
My third grade students made these adorable lions in art this week. They used pencil, sharpie, crayon, and paint. I think they came out great. Perfect lesson for a one 45 minute art class. And, we were hit by a huge snow storm at the beginning of March just after they finished these!
Labels:
3rd grade,
animal art,
crayons,
elementary art,
kids' art lessons,
lions,
tempra paint
"Personality Penguins" by Grade 4
These penguins have a lot of personality! The students sketched out the penguins and landscapes, then used sharpies to darken their outlines. Finally, they used watercolor paints to finish them off. I love how all the skies are different. Nice work, grade 4!
Labels:
animal art,
elementary art,
fourth grade art,
kids' art lessons,
paint,
penguin art,
penguins,
watercolor,
winter art
Monday, February 4, 2013
Collage Snowmen by Grade 3
Love these collage snowmen that the 3rd grade created. I have been doing them for quite a few years now and every years I am so pleased with the results. They have a tissue paper background applied with liquid starch. When it is dry, they paint over it with tempra paint. Love them!
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