A line starts and stops.
“Lockheed Martin F-35B Lightning II fighter jets” by aeroman3 is marked with Public Domain Mark 1.0.
Lines can curve.
“Drawing book” by HydrogenPops is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
Lines CAN look like they can move.
Project- DRAWING: LINES SHOW MOTION
What you need:
-really long paper
-crayons
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Close your eyes and listen to a song OR MUSIC for a while.
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slide the paper under the crayon to create a line that reminds you of the musiC (OR DRAW ON YOUR IPAD).
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Add details to your line to make a picture.
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add more color.
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UPLOAD AN IMAGE OF YOUR ARTWORK TO SEESAW WHEN YOU ARE DONE.
EXTENSIONS
MUSIC: EXPERIMENT WITH CHROME MUSIC LAB TO EXPLORE THE RELATIONSHIP WITH MUSIC +ART!
SCIENCE: MAKE DRAWINGS THAT SHOW THE PATH OF MOVEMENT THAT MIGHT BE MADE BY A BIRD FLYING, A FISH SWIMMING, A LEAF FALLING OR A LAWNMOWER MOWING.
SOCIAL STUDIES: DRAW MAPS THAT SHOW A PATH OF MOVEMENT TO AND FROM VARIOUS PLACES (THE CLASSROOM TO THE LUNCH ROOM OR FROM HOME TO SCHOOL)
LANGUAGE ARTS: LOOK AT ILLUSTRATIONS FROM ART BOOKS SUCH AS:
GOING FOR A WALK WITH A LINE BY ELIZABETH AND DOUGLAS MACAGY (DOUBLEDAY 1959)
DO YOU SEE WHAT I SEE? BY HELEN BORTON (ABELARD-SCHUMAN, 1959)
