Printmaking with Third Graders was a perfect pre-spring break art lesson. The kids loved the process.
Directions:
To begin the actual art project, I had the kids draw a large bunnyπ on a 4 x 6 paper. They practiced and practiced until they were happyπ with their bunnyπ.
Once they got the perfect bunnyπ, they penciled the bunnyπ on the foam.
When they got the bunnyπ penciled on the foam, they used the butt of the paintbrushπ to make the pencil✎ grooves wider.
With much excitement, the inking process began! I use the water soluble ink from Dick Blick.
I think the prints are just Hippity Hopping Awesomeπππ!
LπK:
With printmaking, you have to be totally organized. If it is one of those not so on top of things weeks, do not do printmaking. Printmaking is a great project for kids. Yes, it is a bit messy, but results are so worth it!
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Over the last few days, I had a reunion with my college roommates. Oh what fun! Luckily, it was my spring break☀ and they had flexible schedules that allowed time for the reuniting at the beachπ΄. In Jodi's kitchen, there is a sign that reads "This Kitchen is For Dancing"π. We danced for four solid days, and not just in the kitchen.
Here's a few shots from our pre-walk on the beachπ photoπΈ shoot.
Our favorite sing and dance song was Harper Valley P.T.A. by Jeannie C. Riley.
Sometimes, you gotta find a way to push the reset button π².
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