One of our earlier projects was to create monster collages using a minimum of 3 geometric shapes and 5 organic shapes. The kids had a lot of fun designing these creative creatures. I was proud of how hard they worked on their collages.
They did some really great things...
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I love how this monster has only one arm... just like the student who created it! |
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I love that they used tracing paper to make their monster look like it was under water. |
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this is a close up.. had to share the fringe detail on this coat! |
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and one flying a 3-d plane! |
When they were done talking about shapes we moved onto forms. I had them redraw their monster as form... focusing on using shading. They did this by creating a facebook profile for their monster. I loved reading all about their monsters facts.
Here are some side by sides...
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