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Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pumpkins. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Finished Texture Turkeys and Hot Air Balloons


I have had several emails about the Texture Turkeys, so I am posting directions. First you draw the body and beak on construction paper and cut them out. Draw the turkey's face with oil pastels. Glue him on a large piece of white paper.


students draw the feathers around the turkey on white paper and color them in with the texture plates using crayons (not oil pastels)









We made these thankful pumpkins today. Students wrote thankful sentences about people they are thankful for to give as gifts for Thanksgiving



Our Hot Air Balloons turned out so cute!! Some classes used paint for the balloons, and some used oil pastels. 





Bun Bun says HAPPY THANKSGIVING!!!




Thursday, October 17, 2013

Fall is HEre!!

I'm back!! I have been so busy this year, I cannot believe its already October and I have not updated since MAY!!! We had an amazing summer, it just flew by so fast!


                                     This is our newest family member, "Bunbun" that we got this summer. He's the cutest bunny alive!



So many things have changed and I am now teaching at a new campus.  We are doing SO many fun things in the art room so I will continue to post for a few days until I catch up!! Today for my first super long post, I wanted to write about some of the fun Fall projects we have going on! Students have been learning about pumpkins and creating some beautiful Fall pumpkin patches and scarecrows! We even started some cool glow in the dark spider webs today!



Third grade made these watercolor pumpkins that turned out beautifully! They also used glow in the dark paint for the stars and moon!

That had to draw 3-4 overlapping pumpkins and we gave them value and made them look shiney!











Fourth grade made these "Pumpkin Piles"
They used chalk pastels, and glow in the dark paint for the stars













 Kindergarten and first grade made these awesome scarecrows! They all turned out so cute and different! We added straw for the hair and buttons. First we talked about how to make the face happy, sad, mad etc. They started with black crayons doing a draw along,
Then they used oil pastels to color the shirt, corn, crow, eyes, nose, and grass lines.

 Then they painted the sky, grass, and the hat with watercolors










Kindergarten and First grade made these squirrels last week. We did a draw-along first, and then they colored the pumpkin and squirrel with oil pastels. Next they glued a white acorn on him and painted it gold. They painted the tail gold too. I made little arms that they glued on and added some fur. The kids added details that reflected themselves. I love how this student added a chef's hat because he likes to cook!!







 Bunbun is ready for HAlloween, are you?




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