Hot dogs cool cats art lesson

Captain Kirk on Instagram: "Process video of my hot dog & cool cat duo 🧡🩵 #teacherspayteachers #tpt #teachersofig #teachersofinsta #art #artteacher #arted #arteducation #arteducator #artteachersofinstagram #artteacherlife #artteachersofig #artteacherfollowloop #artteachersfollowartteachers #artteachertribe #artteacherlife🎨 #watercolorlessons #kindergartenart #firstgradeart #secondgradeart #thirdgradeart #fourthgradeart #fifthgradeart"

🎨 Empowering Art Projects for Kids on Instagram: "Before I share more about this art project you gotta tell me if you are team “Cool Cat” or Hot Dog” Kids absolutely LOVE both and the cuteness overload = INSTANT BUY IN! ➡️ Comment “cute” and I’ll send you a DM to learn how you can do this project too! Weaving isn’t always easy to learn… But it’s important and I pack this lesson with tips to make both teaching and learning easy. When kids first try a fiber art project like weaving, they will…

This is the perfect/easy lesson for Kindergartners to learn about warm and cool colors. We started by reading the book Cool Dog, School Dog. I then told the class that we are going to be making dogs and cats today. We drew the dog and cat step by step using pencils on 18 x 12 inch paper. Next, I had students trace over the eyes, nose, mouth, feet, ears, and whiskers with sharpie. We all gathered at the carpet again and discussed warm and cool colors. Warm colors are fire colors and cool…

Kindergarten learned about warm and cool colors by creating hot dogs and cool cats. We drew the animals in sharpie and colored them in with washable markers. Lastly, we sprayed our animals with warm water to make them look fuzzy.

LOVE this lesson!!! Kindergartners learn two new color families: warm & cool colors.The title of this lesson is as old as dirt but I put my own spin on the execution with one of my favorite techniques-- taking a wet paintbrush to watercolor markers. Easy to finish in one 45 minute class too! Steps to create this lesson: 1. Introduce warm and cool color families. 2. Fold a 12"x18" piece of drawing paper in half. I usually have this ready before students come. 3. Draw eyes, nose, mouth, ears…

LOVE this lesson!!! Kindergartners learn two new color families: warm & cool colors.The title of this lesson is as old as dirt but I put my own spin on the execution with one of my favorite techniques-- taking a wet paintbrush to watercolor markers. Easy to finish in one 45 minute class too! Steps to create this lesson: 1. Introduce warm and cool color families. 2. Fold a 12"x18" piece of drawing paper in half. I usually have this ready before students come. 3. Draw eyes, nose, mouth, ears…

Miss Oetken's cool and warm Laurel Burch cats 2nd graders are exploring a new artist, Laurel Burch. She is famous for her bright colored and patterned cats. You can find just about anything with Laurel Burch on from bags, to socks, mugs, to earrings! Not only did we learn about her signature look of cats, but we also learned about the cool and warm color families. Cool colors remind you of water and ice (blues, greens, purples) and warm colors remind you of fire or heat (reds, pinks…

Captain Kirk on Instagram: "Hot dogs & cool cats. Another color theory sample for 2nd grade is ready to go. We won’t be doing this for a few weeks but I like to be ahead of the curve while I can. #elementaryartteacher #elementary #teachersofinstagram #teachersfollowteachers #teacherspayteachers #tpt #teachersofig #teachersofinsta #art #artteacher #arted #arteducation #arteducator #artteachersofinstagram #artteacherlife #artteachersofig #artteacherfollowloop #artteachersfollowartteachers…

I borrowed this wonderful idea from a fellow metro art teacher and this is my favorite end of the year project for Kindergarten. It's perfect for one day projects that are small and easy to store. After we make about 5-6 pages, we put them all together and the kids take their books home. Day One: Cover Page "My Art Book" I just used Word to create the layout for the pages...and I print copies for the kids to draw on. It's an easy to get good info on the page for them...then we glue these to…

Teacher Rebecca | Art Projects with Purpose on Instagram: "😻It doesn’t get more purrfect than this: Our Cool Cats + Hot Dogs video lesson has a little bit of everything: - cute pix of kitties and puppies - sensory-rich mixed media collage - color temperature practice - fine motor skill development - step-by-step weaving instructions for a snuggly blanket We LOVE how this project gets kids problem-solving on skills they’ve likely never done before, and gives them their very own art pet in…