To celebrate the beginning of Spring, the Grade Ones and I took a walk around the school to admire all the roses in bloom. I asked them to carefully observe the layering of the petals, the variations in colour and the repitition of shape in the flowers. They then created a collage inspired by what they had seen using pieces of torn coloured tissue paper glued down one at a time using Clag glue. Some were very clever and also scrunched up pieces of tissue paper or left some parts sticking up to create a more 3D effect. We later decided to add some leaves and cut leaf shapes from green paper using patterned scissors.
Apr 7, 2010
Tissue Paper Flower Collages
To celebrate the beginning of Spring, the Grade Ones and I took a walk around the school to admire all the roses in bloom. I asked them to carefully observe the layering of the petals, the variations in colour and the repitition of shape in the flowers. They then created a collage inspired by what they had seen using pieces of torn coloured tissue paper glued down one at a time using Clag glue. Some were very clever and also scrunched up pieces of tissue paper or left some parts sticking up to create a more 3D effect. We later decided to add some leaves and cut leaf shapes from green paper using patterned scissors.
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Wednesday, April 07, 2010
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Thank you for sharing this tutorial, I've posted a link to it on my blog...
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Awesome, thanks Nicola. I feel special...:)
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