Monday, October 20, 2014
Piet Mondrian Collages: Second Grade
All grades have been learning about the famous artist Piet Mondrian to reinforce the concepts of lines, geometric shapes, primary colors, and to incorporate art history. As a part of their study, Second Grade created a Mondrian inspired collage with primary colors, horizontal and vertical lines, and geometric shapes. The students got a piece of construction paper in the three primary colors. They two of the papers in vertical strips. With one set of the strips, they cut them into small square rectangle pieces. They glued the strips into vertical and horizontal lines on the third piece of paper. They then glued the rectangular pieces onto the intersections of those vertical and horizontal lines. This lesson was loosely based on New York City I, 1942.
Labels:
2014/2015,
Art,
Art History,
Geometric Shapes,
Horizontal,
Intersections,
Lines,
Piet Mondrian,
Primary Colors,
Shapes,
Vertical
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