Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label holiday. Show all posts
Thursday, December 13, 2012
A very Zentangle holiday project
So, I was looking for a way to channel the holiday energy of my 4th graders, and came up with this- we drew the basic outline of a holiday shape- I recommended pine tree, but due to some of my students beliefs, we also did snowman shapes and gingerbread people shapes. Then, I had them section their shape off, and draw a line design or pattern in each section. We looked at some Zentangle patterns for ideas. After they drew these, we added a little pop of color by using watercolors. I gotta say- there is something magical about the Zentangle. My 4th graders were so peaceful and quiet during this- and the results are pretty good if you ask me. After they dried, I cut them out and put them on green paper for display in the hallway.
Labels:
4th grade Art,
drawing projects,
holiday,
pattern,
zentangle
Sunday, December 18, 2011
Carolers
I found this on Pinterest as well, and figured, I'm packing to move to the new art room, I have a bunch of scraps, and this would be "holiday" without being over the top. So, we had a great time making our Christmas Carolers. Younger students worked on shapes and technique, and the older students were set free to be as detailed as they wanted. I got a kick out of how similar the results were to the students that created them.
Labels:
carolers,
collage,
cut paper,
Elementary Art,
holiday
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