Found a giant pair of red neoprene dice at the dollar store about a billion years ago and couldn't resist. I knew I would use them for something school related one day and that one day finally came. A little white gesso and black paint transformed them into "art dice". I won't lie. I shamelessly (stole) borrowed this idea from Tinkerlab. I like to start the year out with something simple and something "line" related. It was great. Little kids loved rolling the dice to create their designs and we reviewed line quality including direction words: horizontal, vertical, diagonal. We took a short break to review classroom rules and expectations while the paint dried and then I let them color with crayons. Third graders let their designs dry overnight. They will paint them with primary colors during our next class. Here are some shots of kids working and their results in progress. Thank you TinkerLab...fabulous idea! I found this project gave me a great opportunity to check out how kids are holding the crayon and give a little guidance on writing grip vs. drawing grip. Back up a little and straighten out the forefinger a bit. Use the arm to color, not just the fingers.
I had these great dice from the dollar store. I got two for a dollar. I decided that I would use some of them as question cubes for Guided ...
Learn how to make some adorable Christmas crafts with your kids over the festive season with these awesome tutorials. All you need are some basic DIY skills and a few art supplies you can grab at your local Dollar Store.
Roll a Dice Roy Lichetenstein drawing game! Students can play individually or in pairs. They'll love learning about Roy Lichtenstein and his pop art onomatopoeia art style!
Here is a silly drawing games that is a lot of fun for kids to play. In this drawing game, you use dice to decide what parts of the drawing you will draw. We have included a face drawing game and a landscape drawing game. This is a lot of fun and it helps children who might not be able to draw freely and creatively...this will help them draw more freely and creatively. This will also increase silliness.
I LOVE snowmen!!! I find them very sweet :) Maybe, my interest towards snowy things is increased because I live in Barcelona, where we hardly ever get some snow. I am 31 years old and as far as I r…
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Pink Dragon with DND Die inside a 2.7”x2.28”! Great gift for the Dungeons and Dragon lover, or someone who loves dice! This dragon is finished and ready to ship! “One of a kind, not one is alike! Disclamer, Dragons are made from resin and there will probably be small imperfections and bubbles here or there! I have other resin items as well! Dragons can take 1-2 days to make and I make each one myself! Thank you for looking!
This game is played individually with a dice. The students roll the dice and draw the appropriate part to create portraits in the style of Pablo Picasso. After rolling the dice 4 times your students will have completed a portrait in the style of a Master Artist. After completing one, the students ca...
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