Students were very proud of their artwork so we hung them on the board and talked about what we liked in each artwork. We then talked about the different colors, shapes, and lines we saw in both our artwork and Wayne Thiebaud's.
Wednesday, October 15, 2014
Grade 1 Wayne Thiebaud Gumball Machines
In First grade this week, we talked about Wayne Thiebaud and his painting called Three Machines. Students learned how to make an object look round by adding curved lines. We also talked about how to add designs and different types of designs for decoration. For this project, we used rounded paint markers for the gumballs. Students loved using the paints like stamps!
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