This was my first week with kinders and 1st graders - their classroom teachers usually wait for them to get settled before they can start art. It was great seeing them this week!
I focused on a fall theme for both grades - kinders created fall leaves with line patterns and used red, orange and yellow liquid watercolors. 1st graders created pumpkins with line patterns and water colors.
Below is the process :-
Students looked at a photo of fall leaves as a "hook" and responded to what they saw. We had a class discussion about the leaves and students shared where they have seen fall leaves! It is always wonderful to hear students tell stories/ experiences to make connections with learning.
We first created a scaffold of ten different lines. I then showed them real fall leaves and how to create them with diagonal and wavy lines. They traced a black Sharpie marker over the pencil lines.
Students created line patterns with Sharpie and used water colors to paint over.
Below is the process for 1st grade:-
Students
created the scaffold of lines after responding to an image of pumpkins
in different colors and sizes as a "hook". They shared stories of going to the
pumpkin patch and the pumpkins they saw thereby making connections with their
life.
They create 3 pumpkins - small, medium and large while using overlapping and added shadows.
Next, they filled their pumpkins with line patterns and added watercolors to complete their works.
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