I like to spend most of my time with Pre-K artists doing stations where they move around the room spending around 5 minutes at each table. When we do this, the students practice things like cutting, glueing, building, drawings, etc. Although the art stations are very age-appropriate and engaging for them, I like to mix it up sometimes and do some more concrete art projects that they can take home once in a while!
We had a great time doing these lovely rainbow paintings. It was great for their Pre-K art curriculum too because we got to learn about the color wheel/rainbow colors and connected it to science by learning that the sky needs both sunshine and rain to create a rainbow. How fun!
We used tempera cakes to paint their rainbows and then did collages of the sun and cloud using cut paper and glue. They have been practicing a lot of cutting and glueing this year and are showing so much progress!
These turned out so adorable and took us three class periods to complete.
We had a great time doing these lovely rainbow paintings. It was great for their Pre-K art curriculum too because we got to learn about the color wheel/rainbow colors and connected it to science by learning that the sky needs both sunshine and rain to create a rainbow. How fun!
We used tempera cakes to paint their rainbows and then did collages of the sun and cloud using cut paper and glue. They have been practicing a lot of cutting and glueing this year and are showing so much progress!
These turned out so adorable and took us three class periods to complete.
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