Book Recommendation
Beautiful Oops!
Barney Saltzberg
We all make mistakes, but then what?
This engaging book will encourage students to turn a drip or torn paper into a work of art.
Prompting Questions:
- Describe a time when you said "oops!"
- Next time you accidentally drip on a piece of paper, what will you do?
- What can you do when you make a mistake?
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Lesson Plan
It’s a Wrap!
Early childhood (ages 3-5)
Students will explore the symbols and colors on the Osage blanket and will experience how different types of clothing and materials influence movement of the human body. Students will also create a class blanket displaying symbols that are important to them.
Lesson Plan
What Does Mud Have to Do With It?
Early childhood (ages 3-5)
Students learn about using common materials from the earth to create art. After spending time examining the materials used by Roxanne Swentzell and learning about her process and intent for Mud Woman Rolls On, students experiment with dirt, sand, water, and straw to gain a real world experience using materials like those used by the artist.
