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This document provides instructions for creating 3D sculptures out of recycled materials like cardboard tubes, bottles, yogurt containers, and more. It includes step-by-step guides for making a cardboard tube owl, dinosaur, and butterfly. Children are encouraged to be creative and use various materials like markers, paint, paper, and more to decorate their sculptures. The document emphasizes having fun and invites students to share photos of their completed projects.
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Option 3 slide show dsl 5 may 11 15
The document provides instructions for making salt dough clay creations, including mixing salt, flour and water to make the dough, separating it into balls and adding food coloring, then using the colored clay to create masterpieces which should dry for 24 hours before optionally sealing them with glue, mod podge or spray sealer. Students are encouraged to take photos of their finished works to send to the teacher.
Option 2 slide show dsl 5 may 11 15
This document provides instructions for a food creation and design project, suggesting that students arrange foods they will eat into artistic arrangements, have fun coming up with ideas as designs are endless, and take a picture of their finished work if possible to share with the teacher.
Option 1 slide show dsl 5 may 11 15
This document provides instructions for a bread painting project. Students can mix food coloring with milk to create paint colors. Then they can paint designs on bread using brushes or other tools. The painted bread can be toasted and eaten, either plain or with toppings like butter, jelly, or peanut butter. Students are encouraged to take pictures of their finished bread paintings. The overall goal is for students to have fun being creative by painting on bread.
Option 3 slide show may 4 8
Household items can be arranged to resemble bugs or other creatures. Suggested supplies include plates, silverware, cups, toys, candles, and more. Students are encouraged to arrange items into shapes and take a photo of their creation. The teacher provides examples and students can email photos of their work.
Option 2 slide show may 4 8
This document provides instructions for painting rocks as an art project. It lists supplies needed like rocks, paint, markers, and sealer. It describes painting the rocks with markers or paint and optionally sealing them. It encourages taking photos and sharing the painted rocks by hiding them or giving them to others. Examples of painted rocks are shown and the teacher provides their email for students to share photos of their creations.
Option 1 slide show may 4 8
This document provides instructions for an art project involving arranging natural materials found outdoors into compositions. Students are encouraged to gather leaves, pinecones, sticks, nuts, flowers, rocks, bark or other natural items and arrange them creatively in radial patterns, symmetrical shapes, or lines. Pictures of completed arrangements can be taken with devices like phones or cameras and shared with the teacher. Examples of similar nature-based art by the artist Andy Goldsworthy are also presented.
Option 3 slide show april 27 may 1
This document provides instructions for creating prints at home using various common household items like styrofoam plates, egg cartons, cookie sheets, and plastic bowls. It describes techniques like drawing with markers on the items, wetting paper slightly, and pressing or rubbing the paper onto the material to transfer the image. The goal is to have fun exploring printmaking without special art supplies.
Option 2 slide show april 27 may 1
This document provides instructions for two different foil print processes. It lists supplies needed which include aluminum foil, markers, watercolor paints, water, brushes, paper, and other items. For the first process, a picture is drawn on foil with markers and the dampened paper is placed on top and pressed to create a print. The second process involves drawing a picture on foil with markers first before dampening the paper and placing it on top to create a print. Students are encouraged to try the processes again if the print does not turn out as artists often make multiple prints to achieve a good one.
Option 1 slide show april 27 may 1
This document provides instructions for creating a wax resist art project using various materials. It describes four steps to create a wax paper resist by drawing on wax paper with a pencil, taping it to paper, removing it to reveal a resist, and then painting the paper. It also provides three steps for creating a resist using candles or crayons by drawing a picture directly on paper before painting. The document encourages creativity and sharing completed artworks with the teacher.
Option 2 slide show april 20 24
This document provides instructions for creating a 3D aluminum foil sculpture. It suggests supplies like aluminum foil, scissors, and a base. It demonstrates how to divide the foil into sections using marker lines and squeeze the pieces together to form shapes. Examples are shown of sculptures with legs or other poses formed by shaping and squeezing the foil. Students are encouraged to create their own sculptures and share photos of their work.
Option 1 slide show
This document provides instructions for a painting project using items found at home, such as food coloring, spices, coffee, and nail polish. It lists possible painting surfaces like paper, cardboard, and envelopes. Tools including paintbrushes, q-tips, and forks are suggested. The document shows examples of completed paintings using these home items. Readers are encouraged to either sketch designs first or start painting freely.
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This document provides instructions for a texture rubbing art project using common household items. It lists various supplies that can be used for the rubbings, including tacks, shoe soles, paper clips, and coins. Suggested surfaces to rub on include paper, envelopes, and construction paper. Pencils, crayons, and oil pastels are recommended drawing tools. Students can either sketch a design first or do freeform rubbings. Examples show random and pre-sketched rubbings made with crayons and colored pencils on various surfaces. Students are encouraged to be creative and try the texture rubbing technique.
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This document provides instructions for a painting project using items found at home, such as food coloring, spices, coffee, and nail polish. It lists possible painting surfaces like paper, cardboard, and envelopes. Tools including paintbrushes, q-tips, and forks are suggested. The document shows examples of completed paintings using these home items. Participants are encouraged to either sketch designs first or paint freely without planning.
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Mule event processing models | MuleSoft Mysore Meetup #47
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Option 3 slide show april 20 24
- 1. Option #3 3D Sculpture From Tubes/Recyclables
- 2. Possible Supplies for this project… Aluminum Foil Bottles Cardboard Tubes such as paper towel tubes or toilet paper tubes Yogurt containers Cereal boxes Any recyclables Tape Boxes Sharpie Markers Paint
- 3. Cardboard Tube Owl… You will need a toile paper tube (works best) for this project.
- 4. Cardboard Tube Owl 2… Push the top edges of your tube down. This will create the ears for your owl. Use a marker to create the eyes, beak, feathers and any other details you want to add.. Color with whatever you like.
- 5. Cardboard Dinosaur… Draw a side view of a dinosaur onto a tube. Squeeze together and cut both sides at same time with a scissors. You can paint it, but markers or crayons will work as well. Bend head down how you want it to look. Bend the tail down. Add any details you would like.
- 6. Cardboard Dinosaur 2… Draw a side view of a dinosaur onto a tube. Squeeze together and cut both sides at same time with a scissors. You can paint it, but markers or crayons will work as well. Bend head down how you want it to look. Bend the tail down. Add any details you would like.
- 7. Tube Butterfly… Decorate or color the cardboard tube any way you want. You could use markers, paint, paper, tissue paper, etc. Make wings for your butterfly. This could be done with paper, cardboard, cereal box cardboard, pipe cleaners, etc. Make your eyes however you want. You could draw them, use wiggle eyes, raisins, etc. I used pumpkin seeds and drew on them. Make your attenas with wire, bread ties, q-tips, etc. Glue or tape together.
- 8. Create a sculpture from recyclables… See what you can use to create a sculpture!
- 9. Your turn to create! Have fun! If you want to email me a picture of your work, my email address is: sjensen@ccsd.k12.ia.us You can also email me for your pin# to upload to your artsonia account. Below is the guest teacher. LOL!