This document provides instructions for a lesson that will teach students about warm and cool colors and how to outline with curvy lines. Students will apply this knowledge by outlining a hot dog shape on their desk with curvy lines, adding features, and painting the hot dog with warm colors and the background with cool colors. The lesson defines warm colors as bright, sunny colors that make art feel hot - red, orange, and yellow. Cool colors are described as blue-ish colors that make images appear cold or dark, such as blue, purple, and green.

2. WHAT WE WILL LEARN IN THIS LESSON!
I can describe the difference between warm
and cool colors.
I can outline with curvy lines.

3. COOL COLORS!
Cool colors are those
that are blue-ish.
Cool colors make a
picture look cold or
dark.
Cool Colors are Blue,
Purple, and Green.

4. COOOOOOOL!

5. WARM COLORS!
Warm Colors are
bright and sunny.
Warm colors
make art HOT!
Warm Colors are
Red, Orange, and
Yellow.

6. SOOO WARM!

7. WE ARE ALSO USING CURVY LINES!
Curvy lines are one of many lines.
These lines swirls and wiggle!

8. HOT DOG PROJECT!
1.Name, Classroom Teacher, and Table Number
2.Outline shape on your desk with curvy lines.
3.Put a nose, eyes, and a body on your dog.
4.Trace curvy lines with marker.
5.Paint your dog in WARM COLORS.
6.Paint the background of your dog with COOL
COLORS.
1. Background is everything behind your dog.
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