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Showing posts with label Zentangle. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zentangle. Show all posts
Saturday, March 16, 2013
Saturday, November 3, 2012
Character Counts Zentangle
This assignment was a tie to the Character Counts curriculum which was implemented to instill positive character traits into the students. Kids chose a short word and carefully lettered it onto a large piece of paper. Then they divided the letters into sections they could add zentangle patterns to. Watercolor washes were added for an added element of color.
Monday, June 11, 2012
Patterned Dragonflies
Zentangle seems to be the rage now but art teachers have always taught pattern as an element of design. These first graders watched a bit of a Zentangle lesson, sketched dragonflies from SMART Notebook, and followed along with me as I drew projecting with a document camera. I was not thrilled with the markers we had. Next time we will use bullet tip, not chisel tip. Some of the kids would have done a better job with thin markers but I didn't have any of those either. (See Animoto below)
Labels:
Elements of Art,
Primary Art,
Principles of Design,
Zentangle
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