Can I begin by saying, “Thank you Pablo
Picasso!”
If you are like me, one of my favorite ways to teach my students
Math, Science, and Language is to integrate it with art. The only problem is when my students compare their art to one another or I hear the dreadful words,
“I can’t do this!” Then the
fun disappears.
Luckily, Picasso invented the perfect
style of art for beginning artists to
feel like accomplished artists, Cubism. If you have ever wanted to do an art
project where everyone in the room feels great about their creation,
this is
the perfect project!
We peeked into the life of Pablo
Picasso by reading
Jonah Winter’s book, Just Behave Pablo
Picasso.
Then we discussed and viewed many
different paintings that Picasso created using Cubism.
We focused on his painting,The Weeping Woman.
After, the students created their own portrait
inspired by The Weeping Woman.
They turned out amazing and they had so
much fun.
(For complete directions visit our TPT
store.)
Our first graders will be working on another inspired work
next week, Picasso's Bouquet of Peace…
We will keep you posted.
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