Material List for the First Grade Art Projects
| Lesson | Material |
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1
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5 X 8 index card, pencil |
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2
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A variety of colored construction paper, scissors, glue stick |
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3
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White paper, markers |
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4
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Last lesson's work, markers |
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5
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9 x 18 inch white paper, crayons, a variety of fall leaves |
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6
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Watercolors, wide brush, water, newspaper, last lesson's work |
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7
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Precut 12 x 18 inch papers into one inch strips, but do not cut all the way through. Leave one inch uncut at the end. Also precut 12 x 18 inch papers into one inch strips in a variety of colors and white. Tape |
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8
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Watercolor paints, water, thin brushes, mats from last lesson |
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9
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Scissors, glue sticks, 12 x 18 inch black and white paper |
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10
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12 x 18 inch construction paper, any Color, variety of pre-cut geometric shapes, approximately 3 x 3 or 4 x 4, crayons |
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11
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Last lesson's work, glue sticks, crayons |
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12
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White paper, scissors, colored markers, glue sticks |
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13
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Newsprint paper, crayons without wrappers, last lesson's Collage, pencil |
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14
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White glue, aluminum foil, a variety of dried beans, spray paint (optional), ribbon |
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15
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White glue, scissors, thick cardboard |
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16
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Acrylic paint, paintbrush, stamp from last lesson, heavy card stock, paper plate |
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17
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landscape examples (posted), meat trays that have had the raised sides cut off (these can be obtained from most grocery stores that typically are pleased to donate them to schools), they should be long and narrow approximately 3X6 and cut up several pieces for the students to practice on (3X3), a dull pointed or blunt tool such as a primary pencil |
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18
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Water base printing ink (acrylic paint or Tempera paint will work also), brayer (a paint brush if you are using paint), some type of tray to spread the ink onto the brayer, paper cut two inches larger than the printing plate several sheets per student, baby wipes or paper towels, newspaper to cover the working area, pencils |
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19
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12X18 manila paper, neutral color crayons, mirror |
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20
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White paper, scissors, glue sticks, surfaces to take rubbings from (i.e. Canvas board, crumpled aluminum foil, concrete block or wall, wood, sandpaper, etc.), crayons without wrappers |
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21
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18 X 24 manila paper, crayons |
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22
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Drawings from last lesson, crayons |
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23
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Watercolor paint, brushes, paper, water, paper towel |
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24
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Black construction paper, scissors, glue stick, Value painting from last lesson |
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25
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6 X 9 white paper, crayons, newspaper, flowers or photographs of flowers to look at and study |
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26
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Work from last lesson, a blunt tool such as a dull primary pencil |
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27
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White Drawing paper, crayons |
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28
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White drawing paper, pencil, mirror |
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29
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One 9 X 12 white drawing paper, one 12 X 18 white paper, crayons, tempera paint |
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30
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The painted paper from last lesson, oil pastels, mirror |
