I did this project with Will's K/1st grade homeschool coop art class earlier this week. The class has been learning about the elements of art; this week was texture. This watercolor/crayon resist leaf from Art Projects for Kids was fun and had beautiful results. The kids were thrilled!
Will's painting...
We didn't use corrugated cardboard. I just cut up a cardboard box to place under the paper for the crayon rubbing. I imagine a roll of corrugated cardboard would have produced a more pronounced texture. This project gave me an opportunity to talk more about about color - warm, cool, and complementary.
Hannah wanted to do it later in the week...
We made little yarn pumpkins (from Make and Takes) in Pre-K coop class. They are very cute.
A few more of our fall favorites...
Love the leaf project! Your new piture/header on your blog is gorgeous!!!
ReplyDeleteI really wish that I was young enough to attend Streams Academy! These art projects are wonderful!!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely love it all!! The leaf is lovely; the pumpkins are precious... thank you, thank you, thank you for passing along such wonderful projects-- such *doable* projects, even for the crafting-impaired such as myself :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing these fun projects! I love the leaf watercolors. Very pretty.
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