Every house needs a caped crusader with a secret headquarters...even if it is just up the stairs and to the right. Kit out your comics-loving child's room in these funky ideas.
SUPER POST-OPEN HOUSE THEME - Teacher Idea Factory
Three years ago I ran with a superhero theme during the second to the last week of school. It provided just the right “hook” for my kiddos. For some reason I got off track and have overlooked it in the past few years. What was I thinking (or not thinking for that matter)??!! Well, not
Click HERE to Print Monster Clues. I gave each student a list of guidelines they had to use to create a monster, when they were finished I mixed up the papers and they had to find the monster that matched the clues. It was a fun way to end a busy week! We also learned about symmetry. The students used the Amaziograph App to create symmetrical monsters.
Fourth grade artists explored the colorful cartoony world of Pop Art through exploration of Pop Art painter Roy Lichtenstein. Students used his same techniques of primary colors, comic book subject matter, text, thick black outlines, and BEN DAY DOTS to create an eye catching comic book style self-portrait! The students created a two-dimensional work that demonstrates awareness of space and composition by filling the page with their self-portrait and text bubble. Students identified…
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