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"I used it for kindergarten students. It was tough for them to complete, but they enjoyed creating and brining there creature to life. "
Erica G.
Description
This lesson is intended for students 3rd grade through 8th grade. It is based on the Mexican Albrije Animal Sculptures. In this project, students will be preplanning ( I suggest in a sketchbook). They will be printing using foam plates and ink. They will be drawing using pencils, tempera sticks, and oil pastels and finally collaging their work together in a finished product. Prompts are also provided for reflection in this slideshow.
Multiple student samples and still shots support this lesson as well as several student ready videos to show your class.
Please watch the supporting video to get a better understanding of this lesson and what it includes.
Multiple student samples and still shots support this lesson as well as several student ready videos to show your class.
Please watch the supporting video to get a better understanding of this lesson and what it includes.
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3rd - 8th
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30
Teaching Duration
1 Week
What others say
"I used it for kindergarten students. It was tough for them to complete, but they enjoyed creating and brining there creature to life. "
Erica G.
Description
This lesson is intended for students 3rd grade through 8th grade. It is based on the Mexican Albrije Animal Sculptures. In this project, students will be preplanning ( I suggest in a sketchbook). They will be printing using foam plates and ink. They will be drawing using pencils, tempera sticks, and oil pastels and finally collaging their work together in a finished product. Prompts are also provided for reflection in this slideshow.
Multiple student samples and still shots support this lesson as well as several student ready videos to show your class.
Please watch the supporting video to get a better understanding of this lesson and what it includes.
Multiple student samples and still shots support this lesson as well as several student ready videos to show your class.
Please watch the supporting video to get a better understanding of this lesson and what it includes.
Report this resource to TPT
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I used it for kindergarten students. It was tough for them to complete, but they enjoyed creating and brining there creature to life.
Brilliant!!
This resources was very helpful when we created Alebrije's during our Hispanic Heritage Month studies. This helped my students understand Alebrijes and what they are.
My students and I had so much fun with this project! It was the perfect ending to our unit in Hispanic History month :)
I’m so glad to hear that!! Thanks for taking the time to share it with us here!!
Great, thanks!
You are very welcome!
I did this with a grade 5-6 class, inspired by the movie Coco. It was hard work, a long project, but everyone finished and the kids enjoyed it.
Yes!! I'm so happy to hear that! I love this lesson too!
This is exactly what I was looking for for my 4th grade Hispanic Heritage lessons! Thank you!
GREAT!! Share your students work. I would love to celebrate with you!
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