Students sketched a landscape. Then, they cut small mosaic pieces and glued them on their landscape side-by-side without overlapping and touching.
At the end, they described their landscapes in writing using the following vocabulary : Foreground, middleground, and background.
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The second graders read the book “Where the Wild Things Are”
and they learned about the different kinds of lines.
In order to draw a weird creature, students were asked to use those lines in their drawings.
Each first grader is creating his or her own abstract art work using printmaking and painting lines with primary colors.
They are coming along very nice. The students are enjoying adding one primary color at a time.
The kindergarteners are working on an abstract painting as a whole class. They used the printmaking technique to print different lines using cardboards. Primary colors were used one at a time to paint lines that looks like the black lines printed with cardboards.
