The first day of class, students drew snowflakes using simple crisscross lines with oil pastel, then overlapped bleeding tissue paper with water brushed on top to create the tie-dye effect.
The next session, we tore or cut some snow and glued it in the proper place on our tie-dye paper and discovered we had an instant landscape-----sky and ground! Students cut squares in half on the diagonal (the magic step) to get lots of triangles to form the evergreen trees. Overlapping and placement was a huge focus! Once the little forests were completed, we made snowmen. The cutting of circles was challenging for some, but as all the kids know: good artists do not give up!
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