Our Remembrance Day art started with reading the book A Poppy is to Remember. We talked about the importance of November 11th and about the freedom we enjoy as Canadians.
I got this project idea from here. We started our art by cutting out word columns from the newspaper
and gluing them on our white paper to add some texture. Then we painted over the whole thing with
blue paint. We painted coffee filters
red and left it all to dry. Once dry, we
finished it up cutting the middles out of the coffee filters and gathering them
into poppy shapes. We stapled the
centres to hold them together and glued them onto our page. A
button was glued on for the centre of the poppies and then stems were added
with black marker. The final touch was
the title which we tore out of paper, inked the edges and attached with
pop-ups.
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Victoria's finished work. |
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Samara's finished work. |
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Austin's finished work. |
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Denver's finished work. |
4 comments:
I am speachless...so important to remember....
LOVE this!!!
So beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
love it that's so amazing .going to try it with the elderly..thanks
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