Here is the free download if interested.
My next Monday Made It is one of my most favorite activities to do with the students. I LOVE self directed drawings. Sometimes it's a class reward and other times I tie it in with standards. We've had a blast this year learning how to draw some pretty neat drawings. Have you heard of
Art for Kids Hub? It's a really awesome resource to bring in creativity into the classroom. I fell in LOVE with this site when I saw Alison's monkeys.
It's super easy for children to follow because the artist usually has
a YouTube video for students to get step-by-step instructions. Rob is so kind when he's working with his own children. I want to be like ROB when I grow up!
Rob Jensen also has a Pinterest page that you may like to follow!
Today we drew these darling raccoons with the help of Rob. We also watched videos and read some articles on raccoons. It was a great way to bring in some non-fiction reading and writing skills for my first graders. They were so motivated to write facts after they participated in the drawing.
I'm off to check out more Monday Made Its. Thanks Tara for the linky.
OMG...The raccoons are UH-MAZING! They might be even cuter than my monkeys!!! I'm coming to see these tomorrow. Can I bring my kids? They will FLIP! We are in the middle of the robots.
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Rockin' and Lovin' Learnin'
Absolutely adorable! What a fun way to add some art into Nonfiction!! Thanks for sharing :)
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AppleSlices
Love the raccoons!! So cute!
ReplyDeleteSo cool! We are doing some neat stuff with the Olympics. My kids would LOVE to draw some skiers, bobsledders or snowboarders! We might have to give it a try!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow these turned out amazing! I found Rosie's monkey post, and she told me I had to come check out Miss Nelson's raccoons. My own kids are going to go nuts when they see these. You two are awesome, and thank you so much for your kind words.
ReplyDeleteBTW, would you mind if I included a link from our post to yours?