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This is the first example my two-year-olds created. | |
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I don't think I know a single preschool teacher who doesn't adore Eric Carle. His wonderful stories and colorful illustrations are a staple of my classroom and my lesson planning. This past week, I decided to try out some animal collage ideas based (loosely) on Eric Carle's fabulous illustrations. Some of my kids worked with a couple of layers, creating a backgrounds with paint, and then coloring their animal shape with craypas...
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My one-year-olds worked with a pre-traced animal shape and collage paper. Once they were finished decorating the paper, I cut the animal shapes out to create a clean edge... |
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...Preschool traced their own animal shapes and used a combination of collage elements and craypas. They were encouraged to work on their cutting skills with teacher supervision... |
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And my class created their background with crayons, then designed their animals... |
Pre-K had a more open-ended project. They created their own animal shapes, and worked with decorated paper to develop a background.
Here's the whole thing on the ol' art wall. I love how all of the different styles of work compliment each other, and I'm excited for more collage-based projects in the future!
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