Perspective snowman

Casey, 2nd grade Mrs. Wildt's Class Our School is celebrating Literacy by using the Snowmen series books to have a fun day or winter excitement before we leave for the break. This includes making art! We are making SNOWMEN! Mrs. Johnson's 2nd grade class Maisy, Evan, Dylan, Gavin, Israel & Andre ------------------------------- Mrs. wildt's 2nd grade Camron, Casey, Gavin, Kate, Callie, Ryan, Maci, CJ Casey close-up ---------------------- Mrs. Warne's 2nd grade class Zobia, unknown, Kendrick…

Snowmen at Night is one of my kids’ favorite wintertime books. It’s become a bit of a tradition to pull it out in January, just like reading seasonal and holiday-themed books other tim…

Even from a "Snowman Perspective" this is adorable. Elementary aged students will melt the hearts of everyone with this project.

This is a fun project I came across on Artsonia by Blue Mountain Elementary students. I love the different perspective and that each picture can still be individualized. I’ve shared pictures …

Second grade started their aerial view snowmen this week. Projects like this almost always showcase the kids different personalities. There are usually some very neat and tidy ones, some cute ones,…

Here are a few of the holiday/ winter activities we had going on recently. I still have remote students getting asynchronous lessons from me as well as in person students, and I am trying to have everyone do the same lesson as much as possible. I am cleaning tables, stools and supplies between classes- whew! It has been a lot and I'm proud of all my little artists. Northern lights monoprint - a fancy effect from simple markers, water, and a plastic baggie: Some of my fifth graders are…

This is another repeat of a project I did last year. Just wanted to share the pictures! If you want the full step-by-step (which is pretty thorough).. follow this link!

4th grade students demonstrated shading by identifying the highlight and shadow areas of their snowman based off the direction of the light...

A perfect holiday lesson for first, second or third graders, teaching children how to focus on drawing a snowman painting close-up and on angle.