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The Dot

Grade K learned about the most very basic marks in art… DOTS and CIRCLES.  The class read the book The Dot, by Peter Reynolds.

They also looked at a slide show of artwork that uses dots.  These are some examples:


Aboriginal Art made in Australia

Georges Seurat and his Pointillist technique


 

The Kindergartners made a picture using dots and circles as design elements.  They focused on drawing circles, cutting and gluing circles and overlapping.  The students got their first experience in art class with using paints properly.

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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

5 Responses to The Dot

  1. Fine Lines says:

    These are really nice — so appropriate for beginning artists!!

  2. These are great!! I am always looking for Kindergarten ideas.
    Thanks so much for sharing!!! Can't wait to try!!!!

  3. GREAT IDEA:) Love you you connected the dots for younger artists haha okay my stupid jokes are done for the day.

  4. Cindy Gray says:

    My granddaughter just told me about the book, 'The Dot' last week. Her AP English teacher read this to her class. They also had to create a picture using dots and circles. You are nevertoo old for picture books.

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