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5th Grade Treasure Map Lesson
It's treasure map time! Follow along with the video or just use the handouts to create your own treasure map. Use any medium you have at home to finish it such as crayons, watercolor or colored pencil. To make it look aged try using a cup of cold coffee or tea as water color to get an aged brown look!
Another idea would be to draw a map of your house or yard and hide a small treasure for someone to find with the map. Have fun and keep creating!
click "pdf" button to download drawing guide
click "pdf" button to download detail handout.
I Can Statement
• Today I will learn about CONTOUR lines, so that I CAN draw an OUTLINE of an imaginary island or the continents surrounding the Ocean.
• Today I will learn about COLOR, so that I CAN use WATERCOLOR paint to add large planes of color and COLORED PENCILS to EMPHASIZE small DETAILS of my map.
Today I will learn about DETAILS so that I CAN add interest to my artwork and fill the page.
I can statement:
I can create lines that converge to a center point.
I can draw a smiley face and a rainbow shape in each separate section.
I can identify warm and cool colors to use.
I can create darker values on sides of tubes to create a 3d looking form.
I can identify the difference between shape and form.
I can keep my artwork neat and free of smudges.
5th Grade OP Art Lesson
Hello 5th Graders!
I know some of you wanted to do an op art lesson...so here it is! Watch the video lesson below. The video will give you a few pointers on how to make your op art turn our tremendous!
The supplies that I used for this project were:
Paper (I used copy paper that was 8.5x11)
Pencil
Sharpie
Colored pencils (or any other color medium that you choose.)
Eraser
Ruler
Have fun with this project!
Miss you!
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