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Winter art projects for elementary students work best, I believe, when the subject and supplies are kept simple, simple, simple. This project uses Sharpie markers for the trees, and a little watercolor for the sky, shadows and snow. Simple, but very dramatic.
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3rd - 6th
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Teaching Duration
45 minutes
Description
Winter art projects for elementary students work best, I believe, when the subject and supplies are kept simple, simple, simple. This project uses Sharpie markers for the trees, and a little watercolor for the sky, shadows and snow. Simple, but very dramatic.
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My students really enjoyed this activity.
My 5th graders loved this project! It really is a winner! I had salt available for those kids who wanted the night sky to have texture. I added salt to their wet (sky) paint and the effect is very cool! Thanks so much.
Great project! We don't have watercolors, but we can use white paper for the snow and glue it to a blue paper background. I think my students will love this!
So much fun! Love it!
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