American painter Jasper Johns inspired Dolvin kindergarteners to turn ordinary letters and numbers into extraordinary works of art! We learned how to draw a "bubble letter," which turns a line into a shape. Then we added stencils in the background, watercolor resist, colorful stickers and sparkly glitter... definitely an exciting change from boring handwriting sheets.
As a bonus, while we were adding the glitter in small groups, early finishers created a Jim Dine-style symmetrical heart monoprint, just in time for Valentine's day.
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paint a few inches at a time, then fold paper and rub... |
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... and see the symmetry! |
Love the Jasper Johns numbers and what could be more perfect for V-day than Mr. Dine?!!! Fun! : )
ReplyDeletethis is fun, I'm thinking of doing the numbers for my son's kindergarten class this week :)
ReplyDeleteThanks!