Finally my students began their Dot Day projects on Wednesday. Many of them were too wet to photograph. Here are a few to share. The older students will be posted later when there are some completed projects.
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1st grade "Dots" in the dry rack |
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A few dry 1st grade dots |
First grade students used pipers and liquid watercolor in the primary colors to create their dots after a reading of
"The Color Kittens" by Margaret Wise Brown. The purpose was to create the secondary colors in a tye dye effect. Some students delighted in the mixing and created a secondary color dot.
Second grade students created symmetrical dots using the primary colors and tempera paint. The dots used for both projects were coffee filters.
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2nd grade symmetrical dots
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