Material List for the Kindergarten Art Projects
| Lesson | Material |
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1
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One 12 x 18 white paper, crayons and markers |
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2
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Crayons, markers, pencils and ink pens (linear Drawing tools) One sheet of white paper 8 x 11 |
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3
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scissors, glue sticks, a black fine tip marker (or Sharpie) 2, 3" x 6" construction paper, one red and one blue, one 6" x 6" yellow construction paper with strips cut for weaving |
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4
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one 2" x 4" piece of construction paper (any Color), glue stick, 8" x 12" white paper, crayons and markers |
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5
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Assorted colors of construction paper, glue stick, one 12 x 18 white paper and markers. |
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6
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Images of a variety of mask (available on the video), Various colors of construction paper and a scrap box if you keep one, scissors and glue sticks |
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7
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One sheet of any color construction paper, a permanent black ink pen (Sharpies work well) and pictures of winter trees |
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8
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Picture of "One of the Family", by Frederick Cotman (part of lesson) |
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9
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6 x 24 white drawing paper, markers and pencil |
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10
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2 x 2 square of poster board, a thin strip of poster board, tape, scissors, paint, paint brush, plate or jar for the paint, water for clean up, paper towels and 18 x 24 white paper |
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11
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Blue construction paper (9 x 12), white Tempera paint, paint brush, water and paper towels |
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12
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Last lessons snowman painting, glitter, white glue, small buttons, small sticks and other materials may be incorporated |
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13
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Several different colors of play dough (enough for each student to have a handful) |
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14
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Several different colors of play dough (enough for each student to have a handful) |
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15
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The self portrait we began last week, crayons, the same paintings we looked at in the last lesson |
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16
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2, 6 x 9 sheets of white paper and crayons |
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17
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Each child will need several sheets of white paper, scissors, warm and cool color markers and a glue stick |
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18
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Heavy white paper (each child will need five wide strips of paper), red, yellow, blue green and white tempera paint, a paintbrush (preferably flat 1), a plastic fork, other objects that can be pressed, dragged or rolled through the paint to make textures, water and paper towels |
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19
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Heavy white paper as a ground to work on, scissors, white glue and the textured paintings from last lesson |
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20
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Pictures of flowers or a variety of real flowers for the children to look at, practice drawing paper, a sheet of 18 x 18 white or manila paper and a pencil |
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21
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Red, yellow, orange, blue, green and purple tempera paint, a collection of brushes, large, Medium and small and the flower drawings from last lesson |
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22
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A 9x18 piece of white paper, glue stick, scissor and color construction paper (or the scrap box) |
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23
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Collage from last lesson, scrap box of construction paper, scissors, glue stick |
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24
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Corrugated cardboard cut to any size (each student should have the same size cardboard), pencils and a bottle of glue for each student |
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25
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Black wax shoe polish, gold Acrylic paint and lots of paper towels (the children will need to put something over their clothing to keep from ruining them) |
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26
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9 x 12 heavy white paper (construction paper will work fine), watercolor pans, a brush, a cup of water and a paper towel for each child. |
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27
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The watercolor paintings from last lesson, sharpened sticks (the sticks can be small twigs, if they are small enough they can be sharpened in a regular pencil sharpener, otherwise use an xacto knife and be sure to push the blade away from your hand as you sharpen - see the demonstration in the video) and black drawing ink. The drawing ink can be purchased in a quart size container (the most economical way to buy it) and poured into very small cups (such as children medicine cups). If these materials cannot be obtained a sharpie type marker can be used instead (permanent black ink pen). |
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28
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Markers, white paper and books or pictures of butterflies |
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29
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2 x 6 strips of white paper, 9 x 18 white paper, a soft pencil (like a primary pencil or a 4B drawing pencil) |
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30
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Self portrait drawing from last week, gray scale and drawing pencil (you may also want to give them a scrap piece of paper to put under their hand to keep from smearing the pencil over their drawing) |
