I want to share some of our artsy projects with you. I do have some definite favorites this year!! One of the hardest, but very best art activities is our cartoon drawing. We have students choose a simple comic (just one square from the comic strip). We encourage them to choose the one with the fewest lines. They then fold a piece of manila paper into fourths. Have them decide if they should use the paper "hamburger or hotdog" style (portrait or landscape.) They then also fold the tiny comic into fourths. Using the document camera, I show them how to draw one fourth at a time. We use pencil to draw first, and then trace all of the lines with Sharpies. They do the best coloring of their lives to make it look awesome. You can see some of the original comics stapled to the tops of their drawings. I know these pictures don't look like third graders did the artwork, but I assure you they did it. It is a fun, successful activity with stunning results!
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