Who doesn't love Wayne Thiebaud? We started the lesson by watching a couple short youtube clips about the artist and a montage of his dessert artworks. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XAHuOkhvAhg
The kids were literally cheering! That is the kind of excitement you want, when you are starting a lesson. I chose to do a tribute to Thiebaud's milkshake art. Here is what my 2nd graders came up with.
I think I need to make a visit to Dairy Queen, I suddenly have a sweet tooth!!
Glad to see my video was useful to you. Check my version of Wayne Theibaud with K-2 here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T7jyLzBb8tQ
ReplyDeleteYES, thank you! It was perfect, short, and nice calm music!! You've got a lot, I will have to spend some time looking through your archives. Youtube has become a good friend of mine, thanks to folks like you!! Blessings!
DeleteDid you use chalk or oil pastels?
ReplyDeleteWe actually used construction paper crayons, and red oil pastel for the cherry, since there isn't a true red in the construction paper crayons.
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