Basically, we taped off our birch trees, drew in our horizon lines, added details, colored with the watercolor pencils, painted over with water, ripped the tape off, scraped the birch tree lines and then dabbed the fall leaves...phew!
Welcome to Art Room 104! Well, I no longer teach in room 104...it's now room 309, but the heart is still there! I have now transitioned into teaching 7th-12th grades, and my focus is now moving towards Choice Based Learning in the art room. Join me on my journey as I enter new territory, experiment, and share how I fit it all into the realm of Common Core!
Thursday, October 24, 2013
3rd Grade: Fall Birch Trees
The next finished elementary project is another oldie but a goodie...the fall birch trees in 3rd grade. I also happened to have my first observation this year during this lesson and it went swimmingly well! As with the 1st grade pumpkin patch drawings, I've blogged about this project before, so I won't get into too much detail about how we did them. I will say, however, that instead of using pan watercolor paint (or liquid watercolor), we used watercolor pencils this year, which was a first for me. Watercolor pencils was a new thing I added to my requisitions this year and the kids loved using them!
Labels:
birch trees,
depth,
details,
fall,
landscape,
placement,
size,
watercolor,
watercolor pencils
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These are gorgeous! I love them with the Fall leaves! :)
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