Sunday, February 23, 2020
3rd & 4th Grade Abstract "Color" Portraits
Continuing our school-wide focus on Pablo Picasso, the 3rd and 4th grade students were challenged to create a portrait in oil pastel using only cool colors on one side and warm colors on the other. We discussed the different emotions associated with these colors. We discovered that we often think of cool colors as being sad and warm colors as being happy, so many students chose to represent these emotions in their drawings. How many different emotions can you see in these drawings?
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