Fun Exercises, Project Starters, Discussion Builders and More. Based on the “high 5 sign” these projects can be used for individual and group art making. Whenever we need to get the class quiet to have someone able to share we put our hand in the air and say “give me …
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Fold paper into quarters and cut petals on outer edge farthest from folds. Add yellow lines in a circle in the center of the flower to represent pollen. Smaller square papers can be cut the same way and layered. Learn more about water lily here – https://aquaplant.tamu.edu/plant-identification/alphabetical-index/white-water-lily/ Cut an oval out …
Students fold paper in half like a card and then make two cuts from center fold for house front wall and roof and then fold in. (opposite from outside card) Two more cuts are made using roofline as center point. The three dimensional elements of these projects make designing dream …
Students fold orange and blue paper in half and cut two lines in center of blue paper so it will pop up. Students cut symmetrical clay pot, green leaves, stems and flowers which they color with markers and then glue together. Cutting slits around center of circle helps to form …
Description: Create paper Chinese lanterns. Discuss usage of Chinese lanterns in celebrations around the world. Explore meaning and historical significance behind decorative ornaments. Author: Alysia Grade level or Target Age Range: Elementary grades 1-5 Historical Art Examples or References: Photos of Chinese lanterns during traditional celebrations would be useful here. …
