Owl art elementary

I have seventy Grade 2 students, so clay projects are a production (especially if I have to do two firings, one for bisque and one for glaze). This clay owl project from Teaching Art with Attitude that I found on Pinterest is great because they only need the one firing and they get finished with oil pastel and black paint/ink. Easy! Students were each given a slab of low-fire terracotta clay, were shown an owl shape on the board, lightly drew their shape on the clay and cut it out using a…

These vibrant and fun owl close ups were created using watercolor and crayons for a wax resist. This kids art project was done by kids ages 8-10. Follow for more art ideas for kids!

It's freeeezing in TN, so what do we have on the brain?? SNOW! Sadly, there are no snow days in the forecast, so we'll create our own wintry weather! This week, Kindergarten will be starting this snowy little owl picture! Mrs. Stacey loves owls, and owls are so interesting! I've checked out a neat owl book, the librarian has passed on some great web resources, and to top it off, we'll create our own little owlet! Materials Needed: Day 1: Create our background and learn about owls! I found a…

In second grade we have been talking a lot about texture. When we were drawing our owls we really looked at the feather patterns and textures. We also added more visual texture to our trees with brown crayon. While creating our collaged backgrounds we used torn paper towels from an earlier project that added another texture element to the project. They came out great and the kids really worked hard on adding details.

K-2nd Grade

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