Showing posts with label elementary art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label elementary art. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 15, 2013

4th grade painted paper birds

A few weeks ago, my fourth graders finished up a painted paper bird project.
They used painted paper from the first couple weeks of school and cut out the different parts of the bird on different colors of paper. I gave them many bird examples to looks at while they cut. After they glued on their bird, they made a simple background using chalk our oil pastels.
Needless to say, they turned out great!! I was pleasantly surprised. :)







Thursday, October 10, 2013

Tag Art!

My 5th graders have been working so hard on Kid's Tag Art for the past few weeks! These are just a few of their fabulous artworks. I can't believe I didn't take more pictures!
Kid's Tag Art is a graphic design project/fundraiser/art contest for 5th graders throughout Florida. The idea is to design your own license plate!  It's been great seeing how creative these kids really are even when they think they're not!


2nd grade "Leggy People"

I wanted a project for these little munchkins that could be Halloween-y if  they wanted but didn't have to be. Really, I wanted a "light" project and something they could take with them when finished.

I Loved this project! We had so much fun with it.

Cut paper shape rainbows--kinders!

After assessing how well my kindergarteners used scissors with the butterfly project, I wanted to have them practice a little more. These rainbows were wonderful for that! Anytime I saw someone holding their scissors wrong, I was able to intervene and help. Hopefully it will stick with them. There are many reasons they need to hold their scissors the "right"way, but the main reason is safety.

Through this lesson, I was also able to teach primary and secondary colors. :) I was impressed by how well they already knew the colors of the rainbow!

They loved adding cotton balls to the bottom! They looked like little sheep with glue and cotton sticking all over their hands. It was pretty funny.

Wednesday, October 9, 2013

2nd grade Eric Carl inspired seahorses!

The 2nd graders made an ocean with tempera paint first and then added seahorses out of their painted paper! They are so cute!!!