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Post by 950nancy on Jun 19, 2021 16:53:23 GMT
I know he writes for younger kids, but those kids will remember Eric Carle. His art is amazing and can be translated into art project that any age would enjoy. Do abstract art with watercolors, then cut the paper up to make collages. I was just out with a teacher friend thrifting. I saw one of his illustrations as a 36 piece puzzle. I told her she could give each kid a puzzle piece and a sheet of paper with the matching blank puzzle shape and the kids could each recreate the puzzle piece and then you could put it altogether for a large bulletin board.
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Post by Skellinton on Jun 19, 2021 19:28:02 GMT
I know he writes for younger kids, but those kids will remember Eric Carle. His art is amazing and can be translated into art project that any age would enjoy. Do abstract art with watercolors, then cut the paper up to make collages. I was just out with a teacher friend thrifting. I saw one of his illustrations as a 36 piece puzzle. I told her she could give each kid a puzzle piece and a sheet of paper with the matching blank puzzle shape and the kids could each recreate the puzzle piece and then you could put it altogether for a large bulletin board. View AttachmentWe did something similar with our 5th grade buddies when we were in school, I drew a large picture on butcher paper and snapped a picture for my own reference and then cut up the picture I drew. I gave each pair of kids a section to color. When they were done they worked together to assemble and glue it down on a new piece of paper, it was really cool. I think I may incorporate that again, thank you for the reminder!
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