In January, we focused on Polar Bears by reading fiction and non-fiction stories. We even read National Geographic Kids magazine and, our course, our favorite magazine, Scholastic,to gather more information! We wrapped up Polar Bears by creating our very own Polar Bears (yes...they were made 100% by the Pre-K kiddos)! One of my absolute favorite projects. They took time and hard work, but were made into beautiful masterpieces! We've gotten so many compliments on them and this is one project you may want to frame and keep...I definitely would!
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| The first steps of the process were done in pencil. For example, first we are going to make a big big mountain for the head. Then, 2 small hills for the ears, etc. Then, we colored in the eyes, nose and mouth with black marker. |
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| Next, the artists painted carefully. |
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| Then made some snow by dipping q-tips into white paint and dabbing the paper! |
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| Last, we each listed a fact about Polar Bears! Here they are...LOVE LOVE them! I hope you've taken a minute to appreciate this gorgeous artwork in the hallway! |
Love how similar these polar bears are, but SO different!
Hope you enjoyed learning about Polar Bears...we sure did!
Thanks for visiting The Pre-K Post!
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