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Karen Farley
Title: See-through
fish (Science)
Grade: primary
Materials:
Construction Paper
watercolors (blue)
Elmers glue
newspapers
paint brush
Objectives:
Students will construct a picture of fish or other sea life using
Elmer's glue.
Students will use a watercolor was to represent
the ocean.
Procedure:
During a unit on oceans the teacher will talk
about the colors of the ocean and why the bottom is darker. Students
will then draw pictures of fish, jelly fish, or other sea life
with Elmer's glue. The pictures need to filled-in with the glue,
not just outlined.
*Note: it may be easier to draw the picture
first with a pencil and then fill it in with glue.
The glue pictures need to dry overnight. They
need to dry thoroughly -- there should be no white sections.
After the glue has dried students wash the
picture using blue watercolor. They should try to make the bottom
of the page darker than the top to represent the depth of the
ocean.
Evaluation:
Did the students' wash technique work?
Enrichment Activities:
Students can use the same technique to create other pictures --
the rainforest, etc.
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