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Monthly Archives: April 2011
ROSINA WACHTMEISTER’S CATS
Rosina Wachtmeister has such a playful view to her art that the kids love to imitate it. We had a Power Point presentation of her paintings so the kids got a real feel for her style. Then with the help of … Continue reading
SILHOUETTES
Just a few basic supplies and what an outstanding project this turns out to be. This silhouette is achieved with the use of a recylced magazine image, black construction paper, scissors, tape and oil pastels. For the complete instructions for “Sunset … Continue reading
STARTING OUT
Today I’ve selected the project, “Torn Birds,” to feature. This is a first grade project that really gets the kids’ attention. Special supplies, other than construction paper, for this project are feathers, google eyes, glue sticks and colored chalk. For directions … Continue reading
Posted in 1st Grade
Tagged 1st grade, art projects for kids, bird art for kids, feather craft, feathers, first grade, paper crafts, torn birds
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BUNNY DOOR-HANGER
This is a guest submitted Easter project. Mrs. Jones and her 4th graders made these cute door-hangers to take to the nursing home to give to the senior residents for their doors. Mrs. Jones and her class make and deliver … Continue reading
IN THE JUNGLE
Debi Hubbs, artist, has a website, Debi Hubbs Illustration. Her sense of humor, shown in her paintings, proves that art is fun. We chose examples of her art to imitate. We first drew the picture, and then colored in the background … Continue reading
BUNNY-AIR DRY CLAY
We never seem to outgrow our love of playing with clay. The sixth grade made bunnies with white air dry clay. They added pink noses and some of them added hats and orange carrots. A small amount of craft paint … Continue reading
BUNNY EGG-STRAVAGANZA
Our egg shaped bunny is attached to a large hanging egg—the Bunny Egg-spress. Both sides of our hanging bunny are finished—one one side is a boy bunny and on the other side a little girl bunny. If only one side … Continue reading
BUNNY FAMILY PICTURE
In this 3rd Grade project we find that the Bunny family is posing for a family picture and we have caught them in the act. Spring flowers and decorated Easter eggs make the family picture a keeper. We start out … Continue reading
Posted in 3rd Grade, Easter
Tagged 3rd Grade, art, bunny family, easter art, easter art project for kids, easter bunny, easter bunny family, easter eggs
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