Farm Pictures
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Grade Level
Kindergarten
Subject
Art
Length of Time
30 minutes - Two Sessions
Description
Students will paint a farm and glue pictures of farm animals on their pictures. Students will need to let the paint dry first before they can glue on the pictures of farm animals.
Goals
Learn about farm animals
Learn to make farm pictures
Materials Needed
White paper
Glue sticks
Smocks
Pictures of farm animals, barn, and house
Paint container with different colors
Paint brushes
Procedure
First, you will need to give each child a smock, a piece of white paper, paint container with different colors, and a paint brush.
Then, you will have the students paint the top part of the picture blue for the sky. After that, they can paint the bottom part green for the grass.
When the paint has dried, they can glue on their pictures of farm animals and pictures of a barn and house. They can write their names on the pictures.
Grading
You can praise them for the art pictures.
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