This project focused on organic shapes. We first cut out an organic shape using tag board. We traced the shape 3 times on our paper making sure that it overlapped. We yen filled in the spaces with different types of lines using marker. Lastly, we glued our white paper to a background paper. We cut he background paper into an organic shape as well.
Friday, September 18, 2015
Wednesday, September 9, 2015
5th Grade- Color Wheel Guitars
Fifth graders created color wheel guitars. This project took four class periods. 1- We drew our guitar shape and neck of the guitar on tag board. We did it in pencil first and then went over it in sharpie. 2 They painted the color wheel in the middle and complementary colors along the outside. 3- We then painted the value scale on the neck and monochromatic color scheme on the head. 4- we cut out our guitar pieces and glued them to a strip of foam board to make it sturdy. Lastly, we added thin strips of construction paper for the strings.
Labels:
5th grade,
Color wheel,
Complementary,
monochromatic,
Value
1st Grade- Pattern and Geometric Shapes
1st graders reviewed part enters and we created patterns on our border. Next, we talked about geometric shapes--- shapes with names and rules. We cut geometric shapes out of primary colored construction Palmer and glued them to our paper. Last we used construction paper crayons to add more details.
2nd grad- Still Lifes
2nd grade learned about still Lifes. We then drew a still life from observation paying very close attention to details.
Wednesday, September 2, 2015
4th Grade- Tints and Shades
Kindergarten- lines
Kindergarteners discussed different types of lines: horizontal, vertical, diagonal, zig-zag, curve, loopy-loop.
1st Grade- Mondrian Object
1st graders talked about borrowing ideas for other artists. We borrowed Mondrians style and incorporated it into our own art.
Kindergarten- Mondrian
Kindergarteners learned about Mondrian and learned horizontal and vertical lines. We then drew a non-objective project and colored in the spaces with our 3 favorite colors.
3rd Grade- Warm and Cool Non-objective
3rd grade did a big review project.
We focused on warm and cool color, geometric shapes, and non-objective Art. This project took two class periods.
1st Grade- Mondrian
1st graders studied art by Mondrian. We discussed similarities on all of his art work including horizontal and vertical lines and the primary colors. We yen wanted to create our own twist on his work, so we drew horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines. Lastly we colored in all of the triangles using primary colors.
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