5th grade- Op Art

Not only will your students will "LOVE" these Op Art Hearts Coloring Pages, but you can also sneak in some lessons about colors as you have them choose a color scheme to color them in.

After teaching students about the elements of art, make the elements come alive by creating some Op Art! This art lesson packet includes the presentations, handouts, rubrics and labels to help you from start to finish! Op Art Lessons The 3 Op Art lessons are Negative Positive Value Scale, Waving F...

After teaching students about the elements of art, make the elements come alive by creating some Op Art! This art lesson packet includes the presentations, handouts, rubrics and labels to help you from start to finish! Op Art Lessons The 3 Op Art lessons are Negative Positive Value Scale, Waving F...

My fifth graders had a wonderful time making these optical illusions!This is one of those "3 Ingredient Art" projects that require minimal supplies with great results! Here is what you need: A Ruler A Sharpie 2 colored markers Colored Pencils First start off by drawing 6 intersecting lines on your paper (with the ruler) to create the "spokes" on the paper. It is important that you keep your lines intersecting at the same exact middle point on the paper. I had some alligator tears from kids…

This would be a great Art Teacher handout for substitutes, or a warm-up exercise. It could also be used in an Art Journal or sketchbook. You could use it to teach color theory or value, the possibilities are endless. This is a fun way to draw a simple illusion. I find my students can't read step by ...

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A fun classroom project guide focusing on optical illusion art for kids. Instructions for creating this project and teaching it in your classroom.

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I wanted an easy way to teach the elements of art to my 6th graders. I decided to use hands to get them started. Hands are easy to trace and they are personal to each child. So, all of these lessons begin the same... Get your ART Elements Poster here. It is a perfect tool for teaching the elements! https://www.teacherspayteachers.com/Product/Art-Elements-Colored-Poster-2785620 Tracing your hand. OP ART HANDS http://classroom.mineolaisd.net/webs/seatont/illuminated_hands.htm Go here to view…

Op art is fun to teach! I find my students love it once they get the hang of it. Fourth Grade began a mini-unit on Op Art with a slideshow on artist Bridget Riley. I asked the students questions about the art: What did the notice? What colors did she use? What did it remind you of? How did she do that? We learned a little about her life too and her place in art history. Next we received some practice pages. Students learned how to wrap lines, create radiating designs, keep lines parallel…

Several weeks ago I saw a wonderful lesson on weaving on the blog There's a Dragon in my Art Room. I really liked the project, and thought my 6th graders would be able to handle it. However, since my students have not done weaving in the past (unlike Phyl's students, who have done a weaving project every year, and are pros by the upper elementary years), jumping right into a complicated weaving project would be a challenge! So, I started with the easiest form of weaving: paper weaving! After…

A series giving you all the definitions of popular art terms accompanied with visuals to help you better understand the terms. Goodbye-Art Academy http://gba...

A series giving you all the definitions of popular art terms accompanied with visuals to help you better understand the terms.Goodbye-Art Academyhttp://gbaac...

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