母亲节毕加索灵感花束

天气终于转暖、阳光明媚,期末测试也终于全部结束啦!!万岁!!!此刻我们满心欢喜地期待着户外美景、春夏时节,还有母亲节!何不顺便融入一点毕加索的艺术灵感呢?这个活动适用于任何年级,但我这周特意选了三年级来尝试。仅用一节45分钟的课就完成了!
以下是我们的创作步骤。
材料:
Crayola 水彩
Sharpie 记号笔
Ticonderoga 铅笔
Crayola 油画棒
Sax 90磅多用途纸(9×12英寸)
首先,我向学生展示一幅我们从中汲取灵感的绘画范例。

我介绍毕加索,讲述他的出生地,并分享自己在马德里留学期间有幸在西班牙亲眼观赏他作品的经历。(太震撼了!)
接着,我展示他早期的一些作品,并说明这些画作多么写实。



然后,我向学生引述他的一句名言:“我花了四年时间画得像拉斐尔,却用了一生去画得像个孩子。”
我向他们解释:我们并不追求完美,只求简洁明了!
我们一起进行引导式绘画——先画手形。学生用 Sharpie 记号笔描摹自己的手形,再用绿色油画棒添加花茎。
随后,我示范如何用水彩画出椭圆形的花心,并用对比色绘制花瓣。简单、有趣,又美得纯粹!
这里有一段视频,展示了我们是如何绘制的!
这是我的可爱学生们认真创作的情景,以及部分完成的精彩作品!
托雷斯老师班











坎贝尔老师班

















还有一些一年级小朋友也在尝试呢!



















母亲节毕加索灵感花束

It's finally warm and sunny, and we're finally done with testing!! HOOORAAAYY!! We have the beautiful outdoors, Spring/Summer, and Mother's Day on our minds right now! Why not mix a little Picasso in there too? You could do this with any grade, but I chose to try it with 3rd grade this week. It only took one 45 minute class!
Here's how we created our own.
Materials:
Crayola Watercolors
Sharpie Markers
Ticonderoga Pencils
Crayola Oil pastels
Sax 90lb multi use paper 9x12"
First, I show them an example of the painting we're getting inspiration from.

I talk about Picasso, discuss where he is from, and how I was able to see his art in Spain when I studied abroad in Madrid. (UH-mazing)
I show them examples of his earlier work, and how realistic they were.



Then, I told them about a quote he said. " It took me four years to paint like Raphael, but a lifetime to paint like a child.
I explained to them we weren't trying to be perfect, that we were just going to keep it simple!
We did a directed drawing together of the hands. They trace their hands with Sharpie marker, and then added stems with green oil pastels.
Then I demoed how to paint ovals for the middles and contrasting colors for the petals. Easy, Fun, and Simply Beautiful!
Here's a video, showing how we drew ours!
Here's my sweet students hard at work and some finished masterpieces!
Mrs. Torres' class











Ms. Campbell's class

















Here's some fabulous 1st graders trying it too!


















