We then began our own paintings. I began by having the students draw a few hills on their paper. We then used a light watercolor wash to paint the sky and ground. Lastly, we used tempera paint to paint the houses, trees, sheep, and other objects in the pictures.
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Thursday, March 18, 2010
Colonial America, 4th Grade
We then began our own paintings. I began by having the students draw a few hills on their paper. We then used a light watercolor wash to paint the sky and ground. Lastly, we used tempera paint to paint the houses, trees, sheep, and other objects in the pictures.
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Very nice project, with great results!
ReplyDeleteThis is great! I'm adding it to my lesson ideas file in case I ever go back to teaching -- this would be a must do lesson ; )
ReplyDeleteThese turned out really good! Great cross-curricular lesson planning!
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