Art: Art 1°

Date: 26th march 2020

Hello Kids and Parents

Welcome to the art virtual class

As a warm-up, you are going to see a video about the body parts, try to learn the vocabulary in english, this will help you developing page 5 of the art workbook

For children who doesn't have the art book yet, the images for the respective activities are attached so they can be printed

This is the first page we are going to develop (page #5 and #53)

The Materials needed for this activity are:

Pencil
Sharpener
Eraser
Scissors
Glue stick

The steps for this activity are:

See the warm up video
look for the pages number 5 and 53 in your art book
With your scissors cut the body parts on page 53 over the gray line very carefully
Paste the cut-out quartz parts on page 5, bearing in mind that you should glue the girl's body parts on top of the word girl and the boy's body parts on top of the word boy
draw the eyebrows, the nose, the eyes and the mouth in each face, for the boy and for the girl

Also I leave a video for a better understanding, explaining the development of page 5

This is the second page we are going to develop page #7

Here you have a video, to improve your vocabulary

The Materials needed for this activity are:

Pencil
Coloured pencil
Sharpener
Eraser
Toothpicks
Glue

The steps for this activity are:

See the video with the family members
look for the page 7 of the workbook
With your pencil, draw your family, try to use all the space you have in this page for thar
Colored your drawing with your pencil colours
Decorate the frame of your drawing with toothpicks if your have it in your house, paste them with glue.

Also I leave a video for a better understanding, explaining the development of page 7

This is the las two activities we are going to develop page #10 and #11

Here you have a video, to improve your vocabulary and learn the autumns colours

The Materials needed for this activities are:

Pencil
Coloured pencils (Red, orange, yellow, green, blue and brown)
Sharpener
Eraser

The steps for this activities are:

See the video with the Autumn colours
look for the page 10 and 11 of the workbook
For page 10, with your coloured pencil,colour the leaves around the tree with the autumn colours and the sky blue.
For page 11, with your pencil, draw the leaves in the branches tree to create an autumn tree, choose the form from the ones in the right side of the page, when you draw them, add the autumn colours to them
Send all the evidence of the activities to linahernandez@gcmeryland.edu.co

Page #10

Page #11

Also I leave a video for a better understanding, explaining the development of pages 10 and 11 of the workbook

Dear parents and children, with this last activity we will close what we learned in the period.

It is a closing activity that not only involves the manual skills learned by the kids, it also involves a reflection that I consider important at the moment: To understand the value that we must give to our environment, being more aware of all the waste we produce.

It is for you to develop it during your vacation period, you have til 20th april 2020

Your own monsters toys/sculpture
Every paper roll monster you make will be unique – you can change colors, googly eyes and teeth to make them all different!

Materials needed

Toilet paper Rolls
Acrylic Paint
White cardstock or just paper
Large Pom Poms (optional)
Googly Eyes or you can paint them in a white paper and paste it after cutting them
Black marker or sharpie
glue or liquid silicone

Step 1
1. First paint the toilet paper rolls – one purple, lime green, orange and red. Or you can use any colors you’d like! Even neon colors would look great.

Step 2
2. Glue a pom pom to the top of the paper roll and then glue on the googly eyes (or paper eyes). You can switch up how the eyes look – use one large one, 2 or 3 of the same size or mix a large one with a smaller one.

Step 3
3. Draw on the mouth with a black sharpie.

Step 4
4. Add white cardstock teeth.

Date: 28th April 2020

Hello Kids and Parents

Welcome to the art virtual class

For children who doesn't have the art book yet, the images for the respective activity are attached so they can be printed, we will develop page 9 of the workbook.

The Materials needed for this activity are:

Pencil colours
Sharpener
or Markers
or Paintings and paint brushes
Scissors
Glue stick

Also I leave a video for a better understanding, explaining the development of page 9

English

Spanish

Date: 15th May 2020

Hello Kids and Parents

Welcome to the art virtual class

For children who doesn't have the art book yet, the images for the respective activity are attached so they can be printed, we will develop pages 12 and 13 of the workbook.

Page 12

For this page we will see this video to identify the halloween colours

The Materials needed for this activity are:

Black crayon
Orange water color or crayon
Pencil colours (halloween monster colors from the video)
Sharpener

Page 13

For this page we will see this video to know the artist

The Materials needed for this activity are:

Pencil colours ( black, red, yellow, blue and gray)
Sharpener

Also I leave a video for a better understanding, explaining the development of pages 12 and 13

English

Spanish

Date: 27th May 2020

Hello Kids and Parents

Welcome to the art virtual class

Today we are going to have fun this St. Patrick’s Day celebration making this cute leprechaun handprint craft kids and parents!

Materials needed

Colored cardboard (in orange, cream, pink, green, black and gold or yellow, if you don't have any colour we should paint them in a piece of white cardboard)
Glue
Scissors
Black marker
Leprechaun template (print or use the image with the forms attached down here)
Popsicle stick

Directions

Print the leprechaun template onto a white paper, cut out, then trace onto the corresponding colored card stock:

top of hat = green
bottom of hat = green
band of hat = black
face = cream

Trace your child’s handprint onto an orange piece of cardstock and cut out.

Glue the cream face onto the palm of the handprint with the fingers facing down.

Glue the top of the hat onto the end of the palm, then glue the bottom of the hat at its edge.

Cut out a small black square and a slightly larger gold square. Glue the small black square onto the larger gold square.

Glue the black band at the base of the hat, then glue the gold and black square in the middle of that. Trim any overhang from the sides of the hat.

Cut out two small rectangles from the orange paper to use as eyebrows. Glue these just below the hat.

Cut out a small oval from pink or red paper to use as a nose. Glue the nose in the middle of the face.

If you don’t want to use paper, you can always let your child use markers to draw on the leprechaun’s eyebrows and nose! This will save you some extra cutting and may be easier for little hands.

Using the black marker, make two eyes below the eyebrows and a smile below the nose.