All grades assignments are below
All artwork must have the student’s name and date on the back and set aside in a folder.
All work needs to be sent to my email, delaneyart@stpeter-school.org. Feel free to email if you have any questions.
If your work is not sent it will reflect on your grade.
Grades Kindergarten -2
Lesson: The Crayon Box that Talked
Watch: The Crayon Box That Talked:
Make: Draw a picture that uses at least 6 colors. Can you color in a way to make sure all your colors look great together? What will you draw?
Here’s a follow up poem to read together:
Wouldn’t it be terrible? Wouldn’t it be sad?
If just one single color was the color that we had?
If everything was purple? Or red? Or blue? Or green?
If yellow, pink, or orange was all that could be seen?
Can you just imagine how dull world would be
If just one single color was all we got to see?
Grades 3-5
| Lesson : Pointillism Materials: This project requires paper and markers or painting with paint and q-tips. Watch: Art with Mati and Dada: Georges Seurat Pointillism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDW4wSTm-V4 Here’s a 2 minute video that shows kids making a pointillist piece of art. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ErYbM4RlDf0 Tips for marker pointillism https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vqjVWXRFCw Make: Use marker tips to create a pointillism drawing. Start by drawing a small picture such as a building, a city, a tree, a carpet, an animal or even a simple shape like a heart. Use dots to fill in the drawing. No regular coloring!–challenge yourself to only use dots! If you have tempera paint and cotton swabs you can try that to create dots as well. |
Grades 6-8
Lesson: Draw with an Eraser!
Materials: Pencil, Paper, Eraser, Paper towel
Watch the below video on how to draw with an eraser. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/online-features/metkids/videos/MetKids-Draw-with-an-Eraser
Your turn! Create two different drawings. Will you create an abstract drawing, people, animals, landscapes or still lives? Have fun exploring different techniques by shading with your pencil and erasing different lines into your drawings.