Another one of their final projects was a collaborative effort (which can be found all over Pinterest but I think originated with this teacher!). First, they watched this video of bubbles in slow motion. Then, each student had a piece of 12" x 18" black paper. They used lids to trace their circles and oil pastels to add the colorful translucent shine and reflections. The most fun part was spreading out on the floor and planning the placement of the bubbles (which were to float from one student's drawing to their neighbor's. These are currently hanging as a large mural outside the P.E. doors.
These Wayne Thiebaud inspired drawings were the perfect way to end second grade's art experience at Wilson Creek. I would be sad to see these kids go, but I always have the pleasure of seeing them again in third grade over at Anna Mac! For the second grade teachers at Wilson Creek, this is a sad time of the year where they have to say goodbye to students that they won't even get to see pass in the hall next year. And this class of students is phenomenal. We wish them all the best of luck in their future school transition! Another one of their final projects was a collaborative effort (which can be found all over Pinterest but I think originated with this teacher!). First, they watched this video of bubbles in slow motion. Then, each student had a piece of 12" x 18" black paper. They used lids to trace their circles and oil pastels to add the colorful translucent shine and reflections. The most fun part was spreading out on the floor and planning the placement of the bubbles (which were to float from one student's drawing to their neighbor's. These are currently hanging as a large mural outside the P.E. doors.
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AuthorI am a K - 5th grade art teacher at Wilson Creek Elementary and Anna McDonald School in Manhattan, IL. I am also a mother of two little girls (who share my love of art)! Archives
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