First grade, tempera and collage, about 2 sessions
Painting the primary stripes which will become the popsicles
Next we mixed the primaries to make secondaries and created line patterns on our background sheets
Once we made orange, purple and green, we added white to make tints
Once all the papers were dry, we cut the popsicle shapes and glued it all together with sticks. The finishing touch was a white highlight to accentuate the reflective surface. Yum!
Thanks to We Heart Art for the great lesson idea - http://ourartlately.blogspot.com/2013/04/pop-art-popsicles.html?showComment=1367282870271#c144193692175858667
Wow, I LOVE this take on the primary and secondary colors! I'm going to have to steal this! I ended up not doing my normal primary and secondary projects with kinder this year (as of right now) because they were part of my SLO and needed to have a pre-assessment done on them. I'm thinking this would be a super cute project to leave for my substitute to do while I'm on maternity leave!
ReplyDeleteSo much discovery in one unique artwork! Love them.
ReplyDeleteSuch a good idea! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great project that teaches so many concepts - primary colors, secondary colors, pattern, shape and line. I'm going to steal it, too. Thanks for sharing.
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