Kindergarten learned about the art element of TEXTURE this week. We explored objects from nature with different kinds of textures and thought of interesting words to describe the way they feel. Kindergarteners used those natural objects to create a unique texture in their clay tile.
Wednesday, December 22, 2010
7-8 experiment with printmaking
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
7-8 graders find beauty and interest in unexpected places
Nature Observations Grades 7-8
Box of stuff that I collected on my way to school for kids to draw from
These students are creating a block print based on their observatioal drawing from nature. They first brainstormed a list of at least 15 words that described their object from the box before sketching it.
After sketching, they made a final draft of the image and then transferred thier image to an ez-cut block for carving.
Monday, November 29, 2010
Abstract Expressionism! Grades 3/4
Wednesday, November 17, 2010
Kindergarten Blotter Bugs, starring the Primary Colors!
Kindergarteners learn all about the primary colors and how they can mix two of them together to make a secondary color! How magical is that?
7/8
12"x24" Non-Objective paintings. Students emphasized 3 principles of design and 1 color palette for their painting. In case you didn't know, the principles of design are: movement, contrast, balance, unity, rhythm, pattern, emphasis
Grades 1-2
First and second graders learned about artist Josef Albers. Albers made painting of squares! Albers found it exciting to see the effects of putting different colors of squares together. Students learned that sometimes colors step away, pop out and even disappear!
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