In fourth and fifth grade, students explored the concept of patterns as they designed four of their own using simple shapes and lines in their sketchbooks. Next, students created a sketch of a pumpkin with their doodle patterns drawn in each section. Students then drew a large-scale version of their pumpkin, neatly incorporating their doodle pattern designs in each section of the pumpkin. Finally, students used a variety of colored pencils to fill in their pumpkins. Some students who had enough time created a background for their pumpkin using colored pencils or chalk pastels.
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5th Grade Abstract "Value" Portraits
The final project in our Picasso series is a chalk pastel drawing by the students in 5th grade. Each student drew a portrait and divided it ...
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For the past month, I decided to try something new in the art room and have each grade focus on the same artist: Pablo Picasso! Grades K thr...
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In fourth and fifth grade, students explored the concept of patterns as they designed four of their own using simple shapes and lines in the...
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The final project in our Picasso series is a chalk pastel drawing by the students in 5th grade. Each student drew a portrait and divided it ...
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