Search Teachers.Net
Lesson Plans
NEW LESSONS SEARCH BROWSE SUBMIT!


(251 Subscribers)


Childcare   Preschool   Kindergarten   Elementary   First Grade   Second Grade   Third Grade   Fourth Grade   Fifth Grade   Middle School   High School   College

4Blocks   Art   Building Blocks   Computers   ESL/Language   Games   Geography   Health   History   Literature   Math   Music   Physical Education   Reading/Writing   Science   Special Education   Social Studies

AL   AK   AZ   AR   CA   CO   CT   DE   DC   FL   GA   HI   ID   IL   IN   IA   KS   KY   LA    ME   MD   MA   MI   MN   MS   MO   MT   NE   NV   NH   NJ   NM   NY   NC   ND   OH   OK   OR   PA   RI   SC   SD   TN   TX   UT   VT   VA   WA   WV   WI   WY
 

Teacher Recipes



Search lesson plans:

previous lesson next lesson

#1721. Blotter Bugs

Art, level: Pre-School
Posted Tue Apr 25 10:17:51 PDT 2000 by Michelle Neri (man152@hotmail.com).

Indiana University, Indiana Pa
Materials Required: paint paper markers
Activity Time: two days
Concepts Taught: to learn the colors

Directions For Day One:
1.Introduce (or review) the Primary Colors- Red, Yellow, and Blue

2.Talk about how by mixing colors you can get other colors

Red + Yellow = Orange
Blue + Yellow = Green
Red + Blue = Violet

3.Have students get their supplies

4.Hand out white paper; have students choose two primary colors
that they want.

5.Have students put two drops of each color they chose on the white
square paper.

6.Students then fold the white paper in half and rub the paint around.

7.Open the paper to discover what colors they made.

8.Repeat with other colors and allow to dry overnight.

Directions for Day Two:

1.Have students cut out the shapes that were created by the paint mixing.

2.Then have them glue all three bugs on a large sheet of
construction paper.

3.Then have the students fill in the "Blotter Bug" with crayons

4.Once the "blotter bug" handout has been done the students may then
begin to decorate their bugs with black markers to look like bugs.

At the end of the lesson the students will have a completed picture
and will know how primarycolors make secondary colors. They will also
remember what primaries make secondaries.


     
     

Chatboards Lesson Plans K12 Projects
Teacher Blogs Mailrings Classified Ads
Teacher Jobs Live Chat Live Meetings
Articles Harry Wong Printables
 
 
 
Google
 
Web Teachers.Net
Click here
  Site Map: Home Search Teaching Jobs Classifieds Lesson Plans Contacts PR Advertise
  © 1996 - 2009. All Rights Reserved. Please review our Terms of Use, Mission Statement, and Privacy Policy.