The young artists are introduced to primary colors and the artist Piet Mondian. They use shapes, lines and primary to create artwork inspired by Mondrian. I have also in the past had the artist cre…
Learn about Piet Mondrian, explore shape, line and pattern, and make your classroom a wonderfully colorful and stimulating place to be with this fun, no prep art activity. Students will have great fun designing their own Mondrian T-shirts. The challenge is to fill all 15 sections with shapes and lines, following the prompts provided. More creatively confident students can create their own with a blank template. Contents: 1. T-Shirt garland to cut out and make 2. Project display poster and facts 3. Line and shape vocabulary for the bulletin board 4. Photographed examples to display 5. Line and shape design worksheets 6. T shirt templates - including a blank T-shirt, a template with sections and word prompts, a T-shirt with sections and no prompts - to cover all options and abilities Connect with Diane @ The ImaginationBox visit my website and blog sign up for my newsletter regular new art ideas on facebook follow me on pinterest for inspiration follow me on instagram All original artwork ©The ImaginationBox/Diane Pagan 2018
Composition with Yellow, Blue and Double Line, 1933 by Piet Mondrian. King & McGaw has an extensive collection of art prints by established and emerging artists, which are all framed by hand in the UK.
Mondrian...the possibilities for fun are endless!
For his contribution to abstract art, Piet Mondrian is regularly regarded as one of the most influential artists of the 20th century. But there's much more to this Dutch painter than the seemingly simple lines and color blocks of his best-known works.
Explore shapes, lines, colors, balance and composition with kids in this collage art lesson inspired by Mondrian. Perfect for elementary-aged kids!
I have done many different Piet Mondrian inspired art activities. But this one is now my absolute favorite and so easy to do! These were all done by Kindergarten and Grade One students. The childr
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An exploration of emptiness in art, from 'Horror Vacui' to minimalist expressions, and its profound impact on perception and creativity.
I always love to see all the was that art teachers are teaching their students about the life and work of Dutch Painter, Piet Mondrian. Broadway Boogie Woogie, 1942-43 This is my 4th year teaching Mondrian to my 2nd Graders and Every year I have done it differently. Here is what I did this year... We, of course, learned about HORIZONTAL, VERTICAL, AND DIAGONAL LINES. Students used a ruler to create 3 mini artworks. Work 1 used only Horizontal and Vertical lines. Work 2 used only diagonal lines Work 3 used ALL 3. After drawing their 3 mini works, students traced their designs in Sharpie. Students practiced using their design eye to decide which spaces to fill in with Primary color marker and which spaces to leave blank. Next students experimented with Painters, paint pen markers from Elmer's, to make their works uniquely their own. Each student was then given a thin black strip to decide how to mount their 3 finished designs. I love how they came out!
Este tercer trimestre de P3 en plástica nos dedicamos a trabajar al artista Piet Mondrian. Después de trabajar el primer trimestre a Jackson Pollock como arte abstracto y en el segundo a Yayoi Kusama para trabajar el círculo opté por otro artista que nos sirviese para trabajar la forma geométrica que nos quedaba, el cuadrado (ya que el triangulo lo trabajamos el primer trimestre al ser el nombre de nuestra clase las pirámides de Egipto). Como este tercer trimestre ha sido tan corto no hemos podido hacer muchas cosas que tenía pensadas pero al menos hemos podido hablar de líneas y colores, tamaños grandes y pequeños y diferenciar un poco entre cuadrados y rectángulos. Las actividades que nos dió tiempo a hacer fue la de observar sus cuadros y hablar sobre los elementos que aparecen y estas actividades plásticas: 1. Coloreamos al estilo Mondrian. Les damos una plantilla en din- A3 en blanco y negro de una de las obras de Mondrian para que con plastidecor pinten los cuadros que quieran usando los 3 colores base de sus obras (rojo, amarillo, azul, aunque hubo un niño que me pidió pintar alguno de negro y como es uno de los colores también lo aceptamos). 2. Pintamos por números. Les damos en un Din-A4 con esta plantilla para que pinten el cuadro al estilo Mondrian. El número 1 lo pintamos rojo, el 2 amarillo y el 3 blanco (por lo tanto no hay que pintarlos). El número 4 que son las lineas lo pinté yo con rotulador negro antes de hacer las fotocopias. 3. Mondrian con volumen. Cada mesa hace un cuadro de Mondrian con bolas de papel de seda. Primero repartimos a cada niño un trozo de papel de seda de color negro para que lo hagan trozos y los hagan bolitas. Cuando ya han acabado con un pinzel mojado en cola blanca les ayudamos a dibujar las líneas en una hoja de dibujo din-A3 para que las vayan enganchando. Cada vez que acaban una línea hacemos otra para que no se seque la cola. Una vez ya tenemos nuestra base cada niño elije un color de papel de seda para rellenar alguno de los espacios. Volvemos a hacer bolitas de papel de seda de color y los vamos enganchando. Los niños que tienen mejor motricidad fina y acaban más rápido después ayudan a acabar de hacer bolitas para rellenar el espacio que están haciendo en otro color sus compañeros de mesa. Para que no quedase descompensado también hicimos el color blanco con papel de seda. Esta actividad no es rápida por lo que necesitamos dos sesiones de plástica para acabarla. Pero quedaron preciosos enmarcando nuestra pared de acceso al lavabo! 4. Mondrian con gomets. En una hoja din-A4 les ayudamos a hacer una base de líneas negras cortando tiras de celo de color negro. Una vez hecha la base rellenan los espacios con gomets de un mismo color. Muy importante para que no os pase como a mi tener preparado el material con anterioridad. Mi idea principal era hacerlo todo con celo de colores pero para los de P3 no lo acabé de encontrar adecuado ya que necesitan ayuda para cortar las tiras de celo de una medida optima y podrían tener dificultades para engancharlas dentro de las formas sin que se les hiciese un lío así que finalmente me decidí por los gomets. Pero al irlos a buscar me encontré que como era final de curso nos faltaban colores en gomets cuadrados grandes así que tuvimos que usar algunos gomets cuadrados pequeños lo que dificultó la actividad a los niños con más dificultades de motricidad fina y algunos necesitaron ayuda para acabar de rellenar los espacios. 5. Nuestro nombre. Coloreamos nuestro nombre al estilo Mondrian. En un principio la consigna era que utilizasen los colores básicos que usaba Mondrian y dejasen algunos en blanco pero cuando me preguntaron si podían usar el rosa no me pude negar así que al final cada uno pintó su nombre como quiso y sin dejar nada en blanco. Aproveché este nombre para engancharlo en la carpeta de plástica donde se llevarían sus obras a casa. Clicando en la imagen podéis descargar las letras. Yo en un word iba adjuntado las imágenes para componer el nombre de cada niño al tamaño que yo quería para después imprimir directamente una hoja por niño con su nombre compuesto. Me quedó pendiente para hacer una vidriera en la ventana de clase al estilo Mondrian y más ideas que podéis encontrar en mi pinterest. Sigue el tablero Mondrian de Raquel Fernández en Pinterest.
The young artists are introduced to primary colors and the artist Piet Mondian. They use shapes, lines and primary to create artwork inspired by Mondrian. I have also in the past had the artist cre…
Engage little artists in a project-based study of Piet Mondrian, lines and primary colors in this introductory unit of the Famous Artist series. Inside the unit you'll find a 19-page unit guide full of information and tips for teaching this series of art lessons to students in preschool through grade 2. The unit is broken down into three 40-minute sessions. For each session there is a guided presentation that has already been prepared for you and can be used via Google Slides or PowerPoint. The presentation also introduces and guides you through completion of a studio project and follow-up activity. The 66-page combined PDF and Google Slides full resource includes: An original digital storybook designed to expose students to famous artworks and details about Piet Mondrian A digital step-by-step studio project guide with clear directions, supply lists, and work sample photos A printable studio project follow-up activity A printable early finisher activity A digital lesson overview A printable self-assessment SUPPLIES White construction paper Red construction paper Yellow construction paper Blue construction paper School glue Scissors Cotton Swabs Pencil MORE ABOUT THE FAMOUS ARTIST SERIES FROM KIDS ART PROJECTS 101 This series is a project-based approach with ties to famous art and artists. The projects are designed for use with young children, and they heavily emphasize play and experimentation, but they also target specific skills, techniques, and understandings. Inside each structured unit the plans are organized into three to four 40-minute sessions and can be paced out in whatever way works best for your situation. This approach is awesome because it layers art history connections with guided instruction about the elements of art and principles of design. Each unit ultimately results in a completed art project. These projects were originally developed for use in a public school art room with kindergarten students, but have been adapted into a scripted PowerPoint format so that they can be easily utilized in a variety of settings and with a slightly broader age-range. WHY? Most school-age kids are ready to learn about famous art and artists! Such engagement exposes them to diverse pathways to success and creative expression. The problem is that figuring out HOW TO DO THIS WELL WITH YOUNG KIDS can be time-consuming and overwhelming. Teacher trainings, even well-organized ones, can leave you feeling ill-equipped for: Selecting kid-friendly masterpieces Translating art/artist facts in a way that feels accessible and engaging to little ears Making time for art history integration, in what is usually a very short time-allotment for hands-on artmaking Assembling supplemental resources (videos, stories, assessments, and early-finisher activities) Aligning famous art with hands-on projects Breaking hands-on projects into manageable and concise kid-friendly chunks The project packs in our Famous Artist Series do all that work for you! This resource will have you feeling more relaxed, prepared, and purposeful about engaging young kids in art learning! >>Click here to see all of the existing units in the Famous Artist Series Not sure where to start? Try one of these teacher and kid-approved top sellers from this series! 1) Van Gogh Unit 2) Mondrian Unit (That's this one!) 3) Seurat Unit 4) Klee Unit 5) Monet Unit ***************************************************************** About Kids Art Projects 101 Kids Art Projects 101 is led by Cara Medico, Ed.D. Cara is an experienced artist, mom and K-5 art teacher with over 15 years of experience teaching elementary art. Click here to follow Kids Art Projects 101 on Teachers Pay Teachers and get updates about new products and sales in our TpT store. ***************************************************************** Stay connected with Cara and Kids Art Projects 101 **I believe beautiful things happen when you invite children to engage in authentic, age-appropriate, art experiences. Whether you're a parent or teacher, all those interested in inspiring the little artists in your lives are invited to join our private Facebook group H E R E!** More ways to stay connected: Website ★ Facebook ★ Instagram
Piet Mondrian 1872-1944 Composition in Blue, Yellow & Red 1942 Broadway Boogie Woogie 1943 ------------------- Influenced culture & design We are going to used his ideas to create our names. He used straight black lines going up, down, side to side to make shapes. He filled in some of those shapes with colors. He kept his color choices basic; black, white, red, yellow & blue (primary colors). Mrs. Tabitha "Seaton" Morgan (above) Maisy 3rd grade (above) ------------------------- Our Assignment; 1. Write your name BIG in pencil on white paper trying to STRETCH the tops and bottoms of the letters to the to and bottom of paper. 2. Use a black permanent marker to outline the letters boldly. Add more lines in spots in between the letters to add more block shapes. 3. Color in shapes/boxes using black, red, yellow, or blue. ------------MiniLesson Mrs. Groth's 1st grade Animals Mrs. Bluhm's 1st grade Ciara, Maddison, Olivia, Luis, Sophia, Olivia & Landon ----------- Mrs. Johnson's 1st grade
New York City, 1940-41 by Piet Mondrian. King & McGaw has an extensive collection of art prints by established and emerging artists, which are all framed by hand in the UK.
MONDRIAN es uno de los pintores más conocidos del siglo XX y muy fácil de imitar con los niños de preescolar VAMOS A TRABAJAR ALGUNAS OBRAS DE MONDRIAN Haz clic en la imagen. HAZ TU PROPIA COMPOSICIÓN DE ESTILO MONDRIAN CLICA en diferentes lugares de la pantalla Se crearán líneas haciendo cuadrados y rectángulos y se producirán cambios con colores primarios Haz clic en la imagen. y EXPERIMENTA MONDRIMAT Haz clic en la imagen. Piet Mondrian para trabajar los niños COLOREAR ONLINE Haz clic en la imagen FICHAS YVES SAINT LAURENT: EL VESTIDO PIET MONDRIAN Haz clic en la imagen ABECEDARIO
Piet Mondrian Title: "Rhythm of black lines, 1935" Technique: Art print based on the original Dimensions: 70 x 90 cm. 27.55" x 35 43" Achenbach Art Edition Düsseldorf Germany (DE) Condition: Very good. This work has never been framed or exhibited, it has remained preserved in a professional binder, remaining in perfect condition. These prints are purchased by various dealers, publishers, auction houses, antique shops, flea markets, art collectors and then resold. The work will be handled with care and packaged in a reinforced cardboard tube. All orders are shipped within 24 hours via DHL Express or UPS Tracking numbers will be sent immediately upon shipment. If you want to order our products but do not see delivery to your country of residence, write to us, we will create an order specifically for you. Returns accepted
This minimalist poster features Piet Mondrian's "Abstraction," characterized by geometric precision and bold lines. The abstract composition uses thick black lines, intersecting to form rectangles and squares with occasional pops of red and yellow. Embracing the Bauhaus style, this mid-century art piece exemplifies Mondrian's iconic approach to form and colour, making it a timeless addition to any design-savvy space.
The young artists are introduced to primary colors and the artist Piet Mondian. They use shapes, lines and primary to create artwork inspired by Mondrian. I have also in the past had the artist cre…
At Peter Pan Schools in Alameda, California, the students loved being offered the chance to create art inspired by Piet Mondrian--it was an invitation to be creative they readily accepted!The clas
This art activity was inspired by Mrs. T's First Grade Class. Our version was done a bit differently. We drew lines on heart templates with pencils and rulers and then painted in our shapes. When
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These fun letters have been designed to mimic the abstract art of Piet Mondrian. You will have three versions of each letter. One with black, one without black to better define the straight lines used in this art, and one outline of each letter (transparent) that can be filled in based on the user's preferences. (All are seen at the top of the preview page - letter A) You can add them to any work! All png imaged letters have been saved in a zip file. If you have any issues downloading them, please send me an email or contact TPT. If you have any special requests for a specific colour set, font style, or even lower case, you may also email me. I can be contacted at [email protected]. Please note: These are not letters that can be downloaded as font within your writing programs. They can be used in graphic work. TOU: You can use these in any way other than direct resale as png imaged letters. If you do use these in a commercial product, please secure in a pdf file or in another format that does not allow them to be selected and saved. I would ask that any commercial use or use in blogs be accompanied by a credit link to my store. I have included my logo within the zip file. Please have fun using them. Thanks!
Mondrian...the possibilities for fun are endless!
Un autre artiste incontournable en maternelle. Ma collègue de MS a réalisé des mobiles avec ses élèves, pour l'exposition de fin d'année, elle m'a demandé de faire l'affiche de l'artiste. Je la partage avec vous aussi. Fichier PDF
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Kinder art students have started studying the Element of Design of COLOR! We looked at Dutch artist Piet Mondrian and discussed how he used the three Primary Colors: red, blue, and yellow, as his main colors, and then added black and white to his compositions. We also identified some basic shapes in his artworks: squares and rectangles, as well as straight lines. We started with different sizes of red, blue, and yellow squares and rectangles, and tried to arrange them on our white papers in a satisfying way. Once we had our shapes arranged, we glued them down. The next art day, we added straight black lines using a stamp print method. These photos show students using a piece of cardboard and black paint to stamp their straight black lines in between the rectangles and squares.
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