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"My students loved this resource. It was engaging and great practice/review! Fast, easy, and little prep time."
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Fractions Decimals Percents Conversion - Math Masterworks Coloring
Mona Lisa
This is one of my favorite activities. As an amateur artist (you can view my paintings at www.ElizabethJames.com ) and a full time math educator (B.S. Mathematics), I truly believe that art and math are very closely related. Attention to detail, pattern recognition and synthesizing data are qualities found in mathematicians and artists alike. Breaking down a large task (weather a difficult math problem or complex art project) into smaller parts is an important skill for all students to master.
As students begin drawing the pieces into the appropriate location in the frame they will enjoy connecting the lines to complete the painting. When they complete the painting they can research the title and artist. Students can even color in the picture for a more finished look.
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Mona Lisa
This is one of my favorite activities. As an amateur artist (you can view my paintings at www.ElizabethJames.com ) and a full time math educator (B.S. Mathematics), I truly believe that art and math are very closely related. Attention to detail, pattern recognition and synthesizing data are qualities found in mathematicians and artists alike. Breaking down a large task (weather a difficult math problem or complex art project) into smaller parts is an important skill for all students to master.
As students begin drawing the pieces into the appropriate location in the frame they will enjoy connecting the lines to complete the painting. When they complete the painting they can research the title and artist. Students can even color in the picture for a more finished look.
Products you may also like...
Fraction Circular Foldable with Decimal & Percent
Fraction Decimal Percent Memory Bundle with Cootie Catchers, Flash Cards and Foldables
Connect with Me
Follow my Website
Math to the Core on Facebook
Math to the Core Blog
Math to the Core on Pinterest
Math to the Core on Twitter
Math to the Core on Instagram
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What others say
"My students loved this resource. It was engaging and great practice/review! Fast, easy, and little prep time."
David D.
Description
Fractions Decimals Percents Conversion - Math Masterworks Coloring
Mona Lisa
This is one of my favorite activities. As an amateur artist (you can view my paintings at www.ElizabethJames.com ) and a full time math educator (B.S. Mathematics), I truly believe that art and math are very closely related. Attention to detail, pattern recognition and synthesizing data are qualities found in mathematicians and artists alike. Breaking down a large task (weather a difficult math problem or complex art project) into smaller parts is an important skill for all students to master.
As students begin drawing the pieces into the appropriate location in the frame they will enjoy connecting the lines to complete the painting. When they complete the painting they can research the title and artist. Students can even color in the picture for a more finished look.
Products you may also like...
Fraction Circular Foldable with Decimal & Percent
Fraction Decimal Percent Memory Bundle with Cootie Catchers, Flash Cards and Foldables
Connect with Me
Follow my Website
Math to the Core on Facebook
Math to the Core Blog
Math to the Core on Pinterest
Math to the Core on Twitter
Math to the Core on Instagram
Mona Lisa
This is one of my favorite activities. As an amateur artist (you can view my paintings at www.ElizabethJames.com ) and a full time math educator (B.S. Mathematics), I truly believe that art and math are very closely related. Attention to detail, pattern recognition and synthesizing data are qualities found in mathematicians and artists alike. Breaking down a large task (weather a difficult math problem or complex art project) into smaller parts is an important skill for all students to master.
As students begin drawing the pieces into the appropriate location in the frame they will enjoy connecting the lines to complete the painting. When they complete the painting they can research the title and artist. Students can even color in the picture for a more finished look.
Products you may also like...
Fraction Circular Foldable with Decimal & Percent
Fraction Decimal Percent Memory Bundle with Cootie Catchers, Flash Cards and Foldables
Connect with Me
Follow my Website
Math to the Core on Facebook
Math to the Core Blog
Math to the Core on Pinterest
Math to the Core on Twitter
Math to the Core on Instagram
Report this resource to TPT
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What a fun activity! It serves as a great review and students really enjoyed the drawing part.
My students loved this resource. It was engaging and great practice/review! Fast, easy, and little prep time.
Great for early finishers. Students enjoyed it! Thanks
This was a wonderful resource. I look forward to using it again in the future.
Great! Thank you!
This was a good review. For distance learning, some students just put the picture together which was hard to monitor as opposed to in class where you could see them figuring things out.
good middle school resource
My students loved this practice sheet! They loved trying to draw the Mona Lisa! Administration was observing me when we worked on this and they loved it as well.
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