Line Monsters Lesson Short
Line Monsters Lesson Short
It’s not easy to teach line, color, and shape to 20+ five-year-olds, so you’d better make it fun!
Line Monsters are SO silly and the lesson gives your youngest artists a chance to practice drawing different line types, experiment with color, and use shapes to create an expressive face. ALL the wins!
This is the first multi-day project I do with my Kindergarteners at the very end of September after we have learned classroom routines and basic materials care. This is also the first time I introduce watercolors!
This project will help your students strengthen their dexterity, fine motor skills, and coordination. And most importantly – it provides the perfect opportunity for the kids to see their skills grow in real time!
Sure, you could use a Kandinsky-inspired abstract piece to practice lines and shapes (and I certainly do later in the year!) – but add some big googly eyes and a silly face, and suddenly, your kids are ALL in. Ready for the next adventure in the art room.
What's Included:
Lesson summary
Materials list
Detailed written instructions
Photos of student work
Lesson Shorts are designed for seasoned art teachers who need the minimal amount of information to teach an excellent art lesson.
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