We started with a little color theory playing with warm and cool colors and began with choosing three squares to create any design they wanted using warm colors......
For the second half of class, they traced 5 templates of hot air balloons in varying sizes and painted them with any colors/patterns of their choice. I got so busy, I forgot to take any pictures!
For our next class, we'll be painting a background with water color resist clouds, gluing in the balloons and talking about perspective- how things that are farther away appear to be smaller while things that are closer seem bigger..... Also, they'll doing sun faces emphasizing eyes, nose & lips and finishing with "any-color-but-blue" backgrounds; a little project I like to call "What Color is the Sky in Your World"
It's so good to be teaching again, I've really missed it!
Cheers,
Stephanie
7 comments:
Lovely work with the kids, I bet you all enjoy it! I used to love teaching art at school. Have a great day, Valerie
Teaching definitely can be rewarding, especially teaching young children. Your class looks so appreciative of what they are learning and I just know you are a wonderful teacher.
Wow....so fabulous!!Great photos..art in action!! You are awesome Stephanie...sounds like such fun and such magic!! Enjoy!!
Wishing you a sparkling wkd ahead..and thanks for your lovely words!
HUgs
Victoria
Your art classes look like lots of fun (for both you and the kids)! Hurray!
I love the way your August traveling sketchbook page turned out - I'll be interested to see how you decided to add your text :)
xo
Kristin
Love being able to see through the child's eye when it comes to art. What a wonderful way for you to bring out the artist in them Stephanie. You are such a blessing to those around you. SO happy that you are doing something you love so much.
Hugs!!
You are such a good teacher! (And brave!) The kids look like they are really enjoying themselves. Good for you for enriching their lives with art. I can see some creations I already like!
LOVE to see children allowed to 'play'. Thank heavens there's no more 'old school' colouring between the lines. Great work!!!
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