What if I just put out a bunch of art materials and don't do a lesson? What if I ask students to think about other art they've done? What if I tell them to do something similar to something they've already done, but to change it somehow or, if they want, to just explore?
One student might draw herself in a garden, surrounded by a rainbow, under a rainy-sunny-starry sky:
Another student might explore lines with watercolor and crayon:
Somebody might do a bird collage:
Somebody else might do a three-dimensional line collage:
Somebody might do a shape rubbing:
Somebody else might draw or trace a series of rectangles and fill them with colorful patterns:
And somebody else might make a collage of the sun:
what if?
Labels:
collage,
color,
creativity,
first grade,
Kindergarten,
lines,
multi-media,
second grade,
shapes,
watercolor
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1 comment:
Agreed. The best creativity is discovered from no plans or predetermined ideas of what must take shape. Great idea, thanks.
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