We also talked about cityscapes vs. landscapes. Then I talked to the students about line and how we can use it in many different ways to create designs and pattern. The awesome cityscapes were cut out and glued to a warm or cool colored background.
I started teaching K-8 students in 2009. I have already learned so much and know I will continue to learn each and every day. I hope you find my blog entertaining, educational, and inspirational.
Showing posts with label 4th grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 4th grade. Show all posts
Sunday, January 8, 2012
4th grade
4th grade studied one of my favorites (Hundertwasser) and looked at some of his artwork. This colorful tree drawing was inspired by his work. They did such a nice job!
We also talked about cityscapes vs. landscapes. Then I talked to the students about line and how we can use it in many different ways to create designs and pattern. The awesome cityscapes were cut out and glued to a warm or cool colored background.
We also talked about cityscapes vs. landscapes. Then I talked to the students about line and how we can use it in many different ways to create designs and pattern. The awesome cityscapes were cut out and glued to a warm or cool colored background.
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
More art!!
I read the book, "The Little White Owl" (which is SUPER cute)to 4th grade and we made our own owls. Great job, Sarah!!
This beauty was inspired by the artwork of Jerri Lisk! Way to go Trisha!! What a fun 8th grade project!
Monday, October 10, 2011
Art, Art, Art
Here are some samples of our latest artworks.
2nd grade peacocks, 3rd grade warm/cool bugs, 4th grade graffiti, 5th grade collage drawing, and kindergarten shape birds. THANKS and enjoy!
2nd grade peacocks, 3rd grade warm/cool bugs, 4th grade graffiti, 5th grade collage drawing, and kindergarten shape birds. THANKS and enjoy!
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