Frog art lesson elementary

bleeding tissue paper,Claude Monet,Giverny,googly eyes art project,frog art project,Art Education,2 Soul Sisters Art Ed,Easy Art Projecy

1st grade artists are learning about Impressionistic art created by Claude Monet. We watched a slide show and then used "blobs and smears" like Monet to paint our pond. Next we fead the book, "Felipe in Monet's Garden" and drew the frog using dark and light value oil pastels. Finally, we talked about the art element of form and created model magic clay flowers. Aren't they adorable?

This second grade project had an emphasis on texture. We talked about two different groups of texture, visual (texture you can see) and tactile (texture you can feel). Learning Goal: The learner can... - explain the two groups of texture (visual and tactile) - name textures (smooth, bumpy, wavy, scratchy, etc) Students noticed that the frog looked like its belly would feel smooth but the water looked like it would feel wavy. We added the 3D Model Magic flower so that we had a texture that…

This is one of my absolute FAVORITE art lessons! It incorporates focusing on (5) of the 7 elements of art – (Line, Shape, Color, Form, and Texture) and is inspired by artist Claude Monet …

Impress your kids with art that transforms right before your eyes!

Teaching Frog and Toad will feel simple with these 25 ideas and activities. You'll find science and reading sources about frogs and toads, the life cycle of a frog, frog facts and a frog craft or two to round it all off.

Last week my class made these adorable frog artworks. We read a frog based story that complemented our unit of work on water. I cannot remember the title, but when I am back at school I will find it! Here are just a few of them. I started with a 'directed drawing' and then guided the students through completing their artwork with oil pastel and a thin paint wash. We mounted them on thin card and then drew a few white oil pastel clouds on them also. My students loved making these and they…

A great lesson for beginning Artist. I was inspired by a post I saw on Instagram by Alison Gerke (@ghouseart) showing some very sweet frogs by her Kindergarten. That sparked this lesson for me... Day 1: Students practiced drawing frogs. First on whiteboards and then on their watercolor paper. It's important to have a high quality paper for this lesson... Watercolor paper or Mixed Medium paper works best. I have a FREE step-by-step resource page on my TPT page. Day 2: Students first colored…

3rd grade used Crayola Model Magic to mold three dimensional frogs.

Inside you'll find an easy step-by-step How to Draw a Frog Tutorial and Frog Coloring Page. Stop by and download yours for free.