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A fun, processed based Fibonacci art project for kids. Great for S.T.E.A.M. learning at home or at school.
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In this set there are 30+ unique milk brushes that will help you draw different types of splashes, drops, and much more. In this set there are: Milk Brushes (Realistic) - 16 Milk Brushes (2D) - 15 These brushes are allowed for commercial use. If you have any problems, please contact me. Support: 24/7 You can also buy all my brush sets in one pack (you save more than $120): Over 2000+ Procreate Brushes (Whole store bundle): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1555727717/over-2000-procreate-brushes-by-di-whole Over 1000+ Procreate Brushes (Half store bundle): https://www.etsy.com/listing/1143954460/over-1000-procreate-brushes-whole-store 300+ Body Poses Pack: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1479396245/300-body-poses-pack-for-procreate
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Looking for fun Preschool Zoo Theme Activities for kids? Check out these 16 Hands-On Preschool Zoo inspired Learning Activities and Crafts for Preschool or Kindergarten.
As I gear up to teach life cycles again, I wanted to gather all of our fun frog life cycle resources into one place to share with you. We've covered life cycles more times than
Quinoa Patties When we first started experimenting with a more vegetable-based diet a few years ago, my husband was committed but skeptical. He braced himself for a long, hungry month. I reassured him that he was
Montesori-inspired dinosaur learning activities and free printables for kids.
Cubine is one of many 'official' Zentangle patterns. Maria Thomas' drawing steps for Cubine are here, as well as a photo of the inlaid wood that inspired it. SHADING With most tangles you can be rather easy-going with the shading, but there are a few where you want to stay in the lines. Cubine is one of those. Take care shading. And then some #1 - SCALE I generally make the small black square about one quarter of the original large square. One of the simplest ways to vary the look of Cubine is to change the size of the small square, the black 'hole'. You can see the difference below: medium holes, small holes, and large holes. If you use large black squares you can create 'windows on the stars' by leaving some tiny white circles. Try very gradually changing the amount of space given to the black squares and you have a gradation. It almost looks as if you're moving past it. See the tile at the top of this post for another example. And then some #2 - ANGLES Try drawing your grid so that one set of lines is closer together at one end than at the other, and the pattern seems to be nearer and farther. And then some #3 - ADD A FRONT Something I really like to do with Cubine is to add an extra corner. It gives the whole pattern a 'front'. Simply add a corner before continuing with Cubine as usual. Below it is a tile where I've used this idea a couple of times. Cubine monotangle, some with added 'fronts'. You can achieve an uninterrupted front by starting with a series of squares, instead of a square grid with added extra corners. And then some #4 - CURVY LINES As with almost any square grid pattern, you can use curvy lines rather than straight ones. You can do straight diagonal lines in each square, but I prefer to curve the diagonal line a little according to the shape of the square. In this case, know that the diagonal lines will not be straight lines through all the squares. On occasion they may be almost frighteningly angled! Here's a curvy square grid, the same grid with diagonal lines, and finished with Cubine. And then some #5 - ALIGNMENT One thing I've discovered with Cubine to make it look "right", especially if using curvy lines, is to make the sides of the black square line up with the sides of the larger, original square. The small black square should have almost the same shape as the larger square. Here's the image above with (messy) red lines to show how the edges of the black squares follow the curves of the original curvy grid lines. On the other hand (no mistakes, right?) you could do a right angle (90 degree) corner on the black square and achieve a slightly wonky looking Cubine - also cool. Cubine with added 'fronts', with curvy lines, and windows on the stars, plus a free-floating Cubine: a hole through the white space - what fun! And then some #6 - IN A CIRCLE Cubine can be done in a circle. I've added a 'front' to these, but you wouldn't need to. The template for this design is CZT Erin Olson's Zendala Dare #31, which you can find here. And then some #7 - TRIANGLES Cubine can also be done in triangles, although it's hardly CUBE-ine at that point, is it? Here it is in a sort of Tripoli-style arrangement. Tripoli begins with a series of (more-or-less) equilateral triangles. This is a similar process to the 'uninterupted front' using squares, shown above in #3. The trick is to keep the 'holes' on the same side of each triangle; takes a little bit of thinking. To achieve the look above, notice that there are only two 'fills' for the triangles. Simply alternate a triangle with one white band, and a triangle with two white bands, keeping the small black triangle on the same side of the larger triangle. Then I shade one whole white side of the triangles with two white bands, and only half the white side in the triangles with one white band. With any luck, this picture is clearer than 1000 words. :) Finally, a give-away! I'm giving away the four square tiles shown in this post. I'm also going to abandon my salad bowl and bits of paper in favor of digital technology, and use Rafflecopter for this process (*gasp*). Ta-da! I'm growing up! :) There will be four winners, each of whom will win one of the four tiles featuring Cubine. The contest runs from midnight January 1 until midnight January 8. For those like me who are occasionally confused by such things, this means that anytime on January 8 is too late. The contest runs from January 1-7 inclusive. There are two ways to enter: 1) Leave a comment on this blog post. 2) Tell me 1-3 other tangles that you'd like to see a similar post about. You can see my "and then some" tutorials on other tangles here: Paradox, Knightsbridge, Cadent, and Munchin, so don't include those. ;) I think this means that if you do both options you get two entries. No guarantees. Good luck! a Rafflecopter giveaway
A Philippians 4:8 match and trace worksheet with cards! This activity teaches children what they should be thinking about according to the passage found in Philippians 4:8. They will match the picture to the right word and then they can trace the words. There are also cards for memorizing the words to think on. There will be 3 files to print out. 🌱 I N S T A N T D O W N L O A D 🌱 This is an instant download that you will receive after you purchase. You will receive a file that will need to be downloaded and printed at home or at a local shop. No physical item will be mailed to you. You can find what you have purchased in the “purchases and reviews” section on your ETSY profile. This printable fits best on a 8.5 x 11 paper. I recommend printing on card stock paper for durability. 🌱 T E R M S O F U S E🌱 This design has been created by SeedsandScribbles. Do not alter, copy, or sell the design. Do not distribute this file to anyone. If you are interested in using a printable of mine for your school or church, please see the extended license on my shop for more details. Thank you for supporting my shop!
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How books can inspire artist studies in your classroom In my previous post, I shared with you the book, "Perfect Square" by Michael Hall which we read aloud in our circletime. As another followup to our book, we explored the painting process by painting squares in the style (or influence) of Piet Mondrian...
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Cardboard Crowns Jean-Michel Basquiat style! Kids will love the process of creating and designing their own cardboard crowns while learning about the artist who's work inspired them. This wearable art is a great craft idea for grades K-8
How to Scan Objects Into 3D Models W/ Camera for Free: TL;TR Instructable is mostly just a text copy of the video. This is a bit old now as I'm planning a new video (edit: have added as second video above), but I finally got around to doing the write up because of that so I thought I'd finally get aroun…
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DÉTAILS DU PRODUIT Le clou à dos plat en or massif Vic est une boucle d'oreille barre en forme de chevron classique mais subtilement audacieuse dans une finition dorée polie brillante. DIMENSIONS Embout avant de bijoux : 3,3 mm hx 4,8 mm l Dos plat : Poteau - 19G/0,9 mm d'épaisseur Logo - 3 mm de hauteur x 3,5 mm de largeur et 0,9 mm d'épaisseur Vous ne savez pas quelle longueur de message est nécessaire ? Consultez notre guide des tailles de bijoux ou Contactez-nous . Les images sont agrandies pour montrer les détails.
Read The Enormous Turnip and add this resource, or use it to compliment studies of cooperation, teamwork, plants, sequencing, folk tales, and more. As you read The Enormous Turnip and other texts about giant food, these printable pages should make your work and planning easier. Please take a look at the preview. I've included: Lesson Suggestions Story booklet for reading practice Measuring Fruits & Vegetables (math) page "World’s Largest" Fruit & Vegetable Fact Cards Story Sequencing Image Cards Sequencing Craft-ivity “What’s Wrong” Problem & Solution paper Writing Plan “My ENORMOUS Plan” CLOZE Writing Page for student to write their own version “The Enormous Turnip” Reading Booklet “Other Words for Big” page “Other Words for Small” page Helpfulness writing prompt “Who is Next” (Ordinal Words) Drawing to Define Describing a Turnip (adjectives) “Totally Turnips” (addition equations to solve) Comparing Numbers I appreciate your interest in this resource. If you'd like email notifications regarding product launches, sales, and general store news, click the star at the top of any page within my store to "follow" me. Please leave a rating a feedback after your purchase. This will not only help me to continue to provide effective and useful resources, but it will provide you with credits that can be used towards future purchases on TPT.
FUN, hands-on rainbow maths place value activity teaching tens and ones!
"How to Draw a..." pictures are a fun way to practice following directions and drawing. Here is a collection of resources to get you started.
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Saatchi Art is pleased to offer the Art Print, "Organic Drawing," by Rogan Brown. Art prints are available from $95 USD. Archival inks on Canvas, Fine Art Paper. Size is 16 H x 12 W in.
