I was inspired by this Flickr find.
Here is a great site for grid paper. Who knew this was even out there? How cool! (click here)
I will update this post after giving this a try for my self.
UPDATE!!!:
I'm so glad that the creator of this lesson found me. Maureen wrote me and had a couple of suggestions about presenting this lesson.
Maureen
Thanks Maureen!! What a help!
UPDATE!!!:
I'm so glad that the creator of this lesson found me. Maureen wrote me and had a couple of suggestions about presenting this lesson.
- make single blocks to start with 'til the pupils get the hand of it
- always start with a top surface-have some cubes and cuboids around for them to observe
- get them to self check their drawings by looking for Vertical and diagonal lines only, (no horizontal)
- remind them that diagonal lines bust always pass through a dot, to make them the correct angle.now blogging at www.mrscrosbie.blogspot.com
Maureen
Thanks Maureen!! What a help!
I tried this but it is harder than it looks really it is.
ReplyDeleteI got lost after around two to three minutes.
ReplyDeletethought thid project was really cool i went home and did it on my own with my sister!!
ReplyDeleteI did this project in art class when i got done with my bracelet and i though it was fun but hard .
ReplyDeletethis project was one of the most fun projects we did.
ReplyDeleteThe project was hard but i did it
ReplyDeleteThis was fun because all I did was make some diamond shapes and turn them into 3D shapes
ReplyDeletethis project was really fun but difficult at the same time ! and it got confusing at times
ReplyDeletethis project was really fun but difficult at the same time ! and it got confusing at times
ReplyDeleteIts awesome looks 3d!
ReplyDeleteIts awesome looks 3d!
ReplyDeleteI really enjoyed this project, although it was a challenge, I found it to be very intersting and interactly fun.
ReplyDeleteI think that this has intuitive third dimentional outlook torwards its transgretional style abrehensive ingenious natural sub cubism conformality.
ReplyDeletei think that this drawing is simple to draw.
ReplyDeleteThis a very nice peice of artwork, I like how it goes from light on the top to a little darker on the side, then finally very dark on the other side.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good drawing and I think it looks cool.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good drawing and I think it looks cool.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really good drawing and I think it looks cool.
ReplyDeleteVery nice work! love the 3d affect!
ReplyDeleteNice looks very intense love the 3D affect
ReplyDeleteI am always looking for new things to keep students entertained when they yell out I'M DONE! I have found color sudoku puzzles. I haven't tried it yet though. I found it on Pinterest. I need to cut small squares of construction paper. The goal is just like regular sudoku but you cannot repeat the color.
ReplyDeleteHi, This is one of my lessons, so glad that everyone is getting so much fun from it! Make it easy for you and the kids, start small,
ReplyDelete-make single blocks to start with 'til the pupils get the hand of it
-always start with a top surface
-have some cubes and cuboids around for them to observe
-get them to self check their drawings by looking for Vertical and diagonal lines only, (no horizontal)
- remind them that diagonal lines bust always pass through a dot, to make them the correct angle.
now blogging at
www.mrscrosbie.blogspot.com
Maureen
Hey, Nic.....I posted a link to this on my sub blog. http://artsublessons.blogspot.com/2012/04/grids-and-blocks.html Can't wait to try it!
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