Observational Art
Follow along with me as we OBSERVE a Lily and draw each of its unique parts!
Follow along with me as we observe a lily and draw all of its specific parts.
Showing posts with label 3rd Grade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3rd Grade. Show all posts
Bingo Square G2
Write a book review on your favorite book. Record and share your favorite book.
I would love to share one of my favorite books by one of my favorite authors...
Ish by Peter Reynolds
Take a look at my review of this fun story.
How can this book help us artists overcome a common creativity problem?
If you like this book, I would recommend another Peter Reynolds' book... Sky Color!
AND, if you like Peter Reynolds... Check out this awesome video of Peter Reynolds reading aloud his newest book Be You!
Bingo NI
Visit Art for Kids Hub Channel.
Practice your drawing skills by completing two drawings from the tutorials provided. Reflect on the challenges and success that you encountered.
I REALLY enjoyed exploring the many different tutorials that this channel has to offer! The super kid friendly, step-by-step drawings are fun and challenging.
For my first drawing, I chose to follow along with the newest tutorial in honor of Earth Day...
How To Draw An Earth Day Folding Surprise - #stayhome and draw #withme
For the second drawing, I wanted to create a picture for a friend who is a nurse...
Here is a video of the drawings that I created! What will you choose to draw today?
Encore BINGO board G3
Learn about a Famous Artist by watching "Art with Mati and Dada" online. Draw/color a work of art by the featured artist.
After look at all of the awesome artist featured on this channel , I chose to watch the video featuring Kandinsky. I have always enjoyed his art work!
Kandinsky was well know for connecting his Art to Music. He would create paintings that represnted how he though the sound of music should look! I wanted to give it a try....
I chose to listen to Mozart's Rondo Alla Turca. Have a listen!
Here is my Kandinsky STYLE drawing that was INSPIRED my Mozart's music.
Hear all about it!
Encore BINGO Square I3 on the 3rd-5th Board
Encore BINGO Square I3
Draw the following 3D
forms: cube, cone,
pyramid, cylinder and
rectangular prism.
Now
creatively change each
form (cube into a robot).
This BINGO square was a lot of fun to draw. To inspire my creative changes, I looked around my environment and utilized my imagination. I can't wait to see what you choose to draw with your geometric shapes!
(If you need help learning how to draw these shapes, take a look at the video and drawing guides that I have linked below.)
Click here to see my Geometric Forms!
Art Talks: Compare and Contrast
Art Talks
with Mrs. Waddell
After listening to an Art Talk, show me what you know! Visit the FlipGrid and post a response. I love to hear from you!
https://flipgrid.com/waddellarttalk
After listening to an Art Talk, show me what you know! Visit the FlipGrid and post a response. I love to hear from you!
https://flipgrid.com/waddellarttalk
Compare and Contrast
Let take a look at these two works of art.
How are they similar (compare)? How are they different (contrast)?
Click the video link below to see the Art Talk!
https://youtu.be/f8_9aIonE-8
You Try It!
Encore BINGO square G4 Inspired by Andy Goldsworthy
Encore BINGO Board Square G4
Find sticks, leaves and
other natural materials
to make a picture on the
ground.
Find inspiration
from Andy Goldsworthy!
I LOVE to be outside and I LOVE art... \
What an amazing way to join two things a really enjoy. Click the link to hear all about it!
Magical Land Art by
Andy Goldsworthy
Here is MY fun little nature sculpture inspired by Andy Goldsworthy.
Click the link to hear all about it!
Encore BINGO Square N2 Visit #metkids
Encore BINGO Square N2
Explore Metropolitan
Museum of Art.
Click the map or hop in
the time machine to
discover a work of art
that you connect with.
Sketch the work of art
and write down a fact.
After exploring all of the amazing art from around the world, I found an amazing work of art from China. I connected with this Imperial Robe... Click the video below to hear about all about it!
Encore BINGO board! Come join the fun!
While you are home...
Keep up your awesome creativity, musical greatness, physical fantasticness, and reading razzle dazzle! Our Encore Team has given you the opportunity to select activities that will help us stay connected. Follow the instructions on the BINGO boards attached below and don't forget to share your amazing achievements!
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Our "Family Fun Night" was a ton of ...well...FUN! This year, we held an art show with a twist. Instead of just coming in and look at the art that the kiddos made, we set up Give it a TRY stations so the parents can sit down and learn from the kids how to do the projects that they see. It was wonderful to see the student teaching their parents!
Here are a few fun shots of the festivities, thanks to Mrs. Johnson!
Learning how to draw a room using one-point-perspective.
Teaching their parents how to sew.
Adding artwork to our "Cave" :)
Teaching each other how to do Origami!
We had a blast!
3rd Grade Clay Flowers
Spring is surely in FULL bloom in the Art Room!
After being inspired by the beautiful flower painting of Georgia O'Keeffe, our 3rd graders studied silk flower and drew up plans for their clay creations.
All loaded up in the kiln and ready to fire!
While we did model the structure of our clay flower to resemble real flowers, we did cut loose and get creative with the colors!
Weaving Wonders!
Collaborative Co-Grade Level Project
To help reinforce weaving concepts across all level, we have two large scale weaving projects that we are all working collaboratively to create. The kiddos love getting the chance to add a few rows when they finish early.
This awesome Loom was created for us this year by a parent volunteer. We are weaving with recycled t-shirt yarn on this loom. Our goal for this one to make a functional rug that we can use in the library. We don't have a specific pattern or plan for this weaving... so we will see how it goes and grows!
Our 1st graders are currently learning how to create mini looms and weavings based on this big one! I'll post more on this project as they finish up :)
Our second loom was created out of two branches and twine. We are weaving with shredded scraps of donated clothes and fabrics. I worked with our older grades to create a plan for a woven picture. They decided on creating a "Coastal Landscape". It is looking really good so far! I love love love the textures of the random fabric scraps!
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