These past few weeks, we've gotten LOTS of snow, which is clearly now at the forefront of most kids minds. I wanted to do an art project with my grade 1/2's that was wintery and snow related. I found
this adorable lesson online, which I decided to give a try. This was a really good project for the basic skills - cutting, gluing, and painting. The neatest part was seeing how they measured the triangle roofs relative to the shape of the house - they all had their own strategy to make the triangles "fit" to the roofs. I really love how these turned out! They're beautiful, and perfect for the season.
These took 2 classes of 40 minutes to make. Super cute!!
These past few weeks, we've gotten LOTS of snow, which is clearly now at the forefront of most kids minds. I wanted to do an art project with my grade 1/2's that was wintery and snow related. I found this adorable lesson online, which I decided to give a try. This was a really good project for the basic skills - cutting, gluing, and painting. The neatest part was seeing how they measured the triangle roofs relative to the shape of the house - they all had their own strategy to make the triangles "fit" to the roofs. I really love how these turned out! They're beautiful, and perfect for the season. 
Bonjour/salut from a QC neighbour!
ReplyDeleteI love the way the snow on the rooftops came out. I'm pinning this one! Thanks for sharing.
Bonjour!! Merci beaucoup!! :)
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