The document discusses German artist Paul Klee who lived 100 years ago and was friends with Pablo Picasso. He was influenced by Cubism and painted pictures using shapes rather than realistic depictions. Examples of his Cubist style painting "Klee's Cat and Bird" is shown, made up of geometric shapes rather than realistic animals. The text also defines warm colors like red, orange and yellow that are associated with heat sources like the sun and fire, and cool colors like green, blue and purple that are associated with cooler things like water, ice and grass. Readers are instructed to draw shape-based cats like Klee's and color one with warm colors and the other with cool colors.

1. Paul Klee
He was a German artist from
100 years ago! He was friends
with Pablo Picasso, and he liked
CUBISM. He painted pictures
using shapes!

2. Klee’s Cat and Bird!
Here’s an example
of a painting Klee
made in his Cubist
style! Does it look
like a real cat and
bird? What shapes
do you see?

3. These are the Warm
Colors!
When you think of
“warm colors”, think
of what keeps you
warm. The sun. A
fire. Red, Orange,
and Yellow are the
Warm colors!

4. These are the Cool Colors!
When you think of
“cool colors”, think of
what keeps you cool.
The ocean. Ice. The
grass on a hot day.
Green, Blue and
Purple are the Cool
colors!

5. Warm and Cool Klee Cats!
You are going to draw
SHAPES to create two
drawings of cats like
Paul Klee did. Then you
are going to paint one
in warm colors and the
other in cool colors!