"Color is my day-long obsession, joy and torment."
- Claude Monet
Showing posts with label kindergarten. Show all posts
Showing posts with label kindergarten. Show all posts

Saturday, September 24, 2011

Art Show










Toilet Paper Butterflies


Rainbow Printmaking


Shape Printmaking


Pudgy Painted Pandas







Ladybugs





Mixed Media Jellyfish sculptures



Paper flowers



Mouse Paint

Students made three secondary colors, cut them out into the shapes of mice and added a cat drawing.




Marble Rolling Snakes


Clay Medallions with Texture



Torn Paper Cupcakes



Colorful Clovers

Tissue paper and glitter paper underneath a clover cut out for St. Patricks Day.


Polar Bears

Saran wrap is placed over wet paint to create the look of ice.


Sunday, February 27, 2011

Tissue Foil

Students glued tissue paper onto tin foil.  Once it was dry, they ripped the foil in strips and pieces and glued onto black paper.


Penguins!

I did these penguins with pre-k and kindergarten, changing them slightly for each grade.  For pre-k, the kids used white crayon to draw lines all over white paper.  They then painted with blue watercolor to make the white crayon show up.  Kindergarten used a texture plate and white crayons instead of just drawing lines.  After they created the background, they cut out ovals for the penguins.  They turned out really cute.