Judy Walsh is an art educator from Mt. Zion Elementary in Suffolk, VA. She offers this super drawing game/lesson she adapted from one found in a magazine. Try it ... its a good one!
Objectives:
Students will use their imagination and creativity by solving art problems in this art game.
What You Need:
9" x 12" white paper
pencils
What You Do
Judy writes, "I play this art game with my students at the end of the year. They love playing and you can change it every year to make it different. . The name of the game is "see if you can draw..." You pick ten objects and say them 1 - 10. You can even have them rhyme if you like."
It goes like this:
See if you can draw something blue.
See if you can draw an old shoe.
See if you can draw your best friend.
See if you can draw a road with no end.
See if you can draw something you can't reach.
See if you can draw a day at the beach.
See if you can draw a frog on a log.
See if you can draw a puppy dog.
See if you can draw a window with a view.
Now, see if you can draw a picture of you!
"My students really enjoy this activity. I hope yours will, too!"
-Judy
KinderArt® Lesson/Activity 