Watch my video about using scissors. Practice cutting paper with scissors. Use the pieces to make a collage of your favorite animal.
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Santos is an artist from the Honduras. He uses ancient Maya art for inspiration. Create your own art with lines and designs like Santos. You can draw on paper, use chalk outside, or do it on Sketchpad.
Use stickers to create a picture. Pick any stickers you want, stick them to a piece of paper, then draw details to make it a picture. If you do not have stickers, you can make a digital picture on Sketchpad. Yayoi Kusama created a unique type of sticker art. Watch the video below to see it! Feel free to email Ms. K your pictures when you're finished!
Make a map of your home. Label each room, or include pictures to show what each room is used for. You can make your map on Sketchpad, draw and color it on paper, or build it with Legos or cardboard. Be creative!
Practice coloring using a coloring page, or draw your own coloring page using the steps from the drawing recipe. You can also use Ms. K's coloring page. If you want to share your art, you can do so here.
Draw a landscape following the recipe directions. The landscape could be drawn by looking outside, going outside, or you may look up a picture on the computer and draw that. Share your picture with someone when you are done and tell them the steps you followed to make your picture.
Kindergarteners recently finished their first project in art. They learned about the primary colors, and how to make the secondary colors by mixing them. They did this through creating a landscape drawing of a pumpkin patch, and then colored it with special colored pencils. When the kindergarteners painted over the colored pencil with water, the pencil turned to paint! Visit this link to see the pictures: https://twitter.com/mskartroom/status/923580611046060032
For our first project, kindergarteners have been learning all about the primary and secondary colors. This knowledge will be very helpful once we start building our "Frankencrayons." After we read the story "Frankencrayon," by Michael Hall, the kindergarteners will paint rectangles of the primary and secondary colors, cut them out, and assemble them to look like a crayon monster! Our crayons will come alive just in time for Halloween!
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