I did this project with the 4th and 5th-grade students for our Art to Remember fundraiser this year. It was a real success for most students. I was impressed with the final results and the kids were too.
The only thing that I would change about the way I presented this lesson was to make sure I mentioned that the horizon line must outlined and both the buildings and reflection of the buildings must touch the horizon line.
For more examples of this project take, take a look at my Art to Remember Google Folder. Below is the flipped lesson that I presented to my classes.
Thanks for sharing the video. It makes the process nice and clear. What video program/app did you use?
ReplyDeleteI use iMove on the iPad most of the time.
Deletethanks that looks great!
ReplyDeleteAre you certain that the line you drew across the page at the start is the "horizon line"?
ReplyDeleteIt's a little tricky. It's what I tell my elementary students. There are somethings that I teach my student in elementary school and in middle school I say... You know that time I told you... well it was kind of the truth but now that you are ready to handle the whole truth, here it is. I use the simple explanation of the horizon line separated the sky and the ground... but in this case the city and the water.
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