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Tag Archives: Drawing
The 2014 Art Show Tour
Parliament Oak Elementary Art Show / June 2014 It has taken a while for me to post, but here are some of the artworks we did last year. It’s a quick look: Drawing Ribbon Letters … Continue reading
Posted in Art Education
Tagged Assemblages, Clay, Drawing, Flowers, Oil Pastels, Pencil Crayons, Printmaking, Still Life
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Chicken 1: Introducing ‘Juinter’
Grade 5/6: Observational Drawing a Live Subject A few years ago I brought in one of our chickens for couple of my classes to draw. Having a live chicken in the school creates quite a … Continue reading
Posted in Grade 5/6 Art Projects
Tagged Birds, Drawing, Pencil
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Aaaah!! Peacocks in Pastel
Grade 3/4: Making Observations and Drawing Peacocks Whenever I walk through the door into this class, I am greeted with gasps of “Mrs. Godwin!”, big broad smiles, and even a few hugs here and there. They LOVE art! So, I … Continue reading
Posted in Grade 3/4 Art Projects
Tagged Birds, Drawing, Oil Pastels, Pattern
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Sunflowers From Vincent
Grade 3: Sunflowers in Pastel This lesson drew from three sources: Vincent Van Gogh’s famous painting, the ideas of symmetry and asymmetry, and close observation – drawing from a still life. Seems like a lot for grade 3? Not when … Continue reading
Posted in Art Education, Grade 2/3 Art Projects, Grade 3/4 Art Projects
Tagged Chalk Pastels, Drawing, Flowers, Oil Pastels, Van Gogh
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Squiggle and Draw
Grade 1 – 3: An Imagination Drawing Game I have such an enthusiastic bunch in my Tuesday Art Club – they loved this one! In fact, a couple of them have been asking for us to do it again. Or … Continue reading
Posted in Art Clubs, Grade 1/2 Art Projects, Grade 2/3 Art Projects
Tagged Drawing, Line Drawings
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Drawing Ribbon Letters
Grade 6/7/8: Letters / Drawing Light and Shadow For 3D Winter 2014 / Parliament Oak School
Posted in Art Education, Grade 7/8 Art Projects
Tagged Drawing, Letters, Shading
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Selfies!
Grade 3: Self-Portraits in Chalk This was one of my favourite experiences in the classroom this year. They are such a delightful group of children, right from the moment I walk into the classroom. True to form, even though they … Continue reading
Posted in Art Education, Grade 3/4 Art Projects
Tagged Chalk Pastels, Drawing, Self Portraits, Selfies
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Start With a Dot
Grade 1-4 Art Club Imagination rules! I put one dot somewhere on each page, and the kids drew from there. Here’s what they came up with … Fall 2013 / Parliament Oak … Continue reading
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Tagged Drawing
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Can You Say Thaumatrope?
Grade 7/8: Animation Part 1 (of 3) From visual puns (with a clay project in between) we moved on to exploring animation. We started with a basic example: the thaumatrope. This was an optical toy that was popular in the … Continue reading
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Tagged Animation, Drawing
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Visual Pun Fun
Grade 7/8: Illustrating a Pun This lesson was one of the first in the year, and so was a kind of warm-up for the class. It is a large mixed-grade class, and there are challenges because of it. I … Continue reading
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