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Next, we looked at some Picasso paintings and began our silly faces. Once the faces were drawn, we used oil pastels, including fluorescent (a tip from a fellow teacher), a colored the whole picture. Lastly, the kids outlined their features with black oil pastel.
Your students' work looks incredibly happy!!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! My 4th graders did a similar project with oil pastels. Thanks for the tip on the video!
ReplyDeleteLove these! Which fluorescent pastels do you like?
ReplyDeleteOne of my favorite books!!! It's a true teaching story. Your students' work is wonderful! I love to use online stories too. Best, Vicki
ReplyDeleteI used Gallery Fluorescent Oil Pastels. I ordered them from Sax.
ReplyDeleteWow, I've never seen fluorescent oil pastels. I want to get some!!! (Are they expensive?)
ReplyDeleteI love this book! Your students did justice to it
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