Kindergarten Rainbow Chicks

Kandinsky Circles

Kindergarteners were introduced to the artist Wassily Kandinsky. Each student created their own circle for the class collaboration. The first two circles are primary colors while the third and biggest circle is the secondary color that the two primary colors create when they're mixed together. Students got to choose their own background color for their circle. The results turned out great!

Kindergarten Mondrian

Kindergarteners were introduced to the artist Mondrian and made their own Mondrian-inspired artwork by gluing black construction paper lines and filling in shapes with chalk pastel. 

Kindergarten Mr. Roy G. Biv

Kindergarteners learned about the order of the rainbow by meeting Mr. Roy G. Biv! He dropped off bracelets for everyone to color and remember him by. The second class students made Roy's face and learned about different emotions he could be feeling and how to draw those faces (happy, sad, angry, silly, shocked, nervous etc). The last day students glued on their rainbow hair.

He was sad because he did his hair upside-down but I told him he just made a rainbow beard and he thought it was hysterical: 

Kindergarten Birds

Kindergarteners drew with pencil and followed along with my directions to draw one big bird or two small birds. Then they traced over their pencil lines with crayons and used liquid watercolor to fill in all of the white on the paper. 

I can't help but laugh at this one: