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Week 6: April 27th-May 1st, 2020 Lessons
Important: When you email me a picture of your art work at rherzog@wtps.org, make sure you include your First and Last Name, Teacher's Name, and Grade.
Welcome to Mr. Herzog's Second Grade Online Lessons:
Kandinsky Circles
Watch one of these videos to learn about Kandinsky and how his work is done:
Art with Mati and Dada:
Wassily Kandinski-Concentric Circles
What Does Colour Sound Like?
Please read through instructions before you begin:
- Use a 8 1/2" x 11" white piece of paper (any paper will do).
- Hold the paper vertically.
- Cut away 2 1/2" off the 11" side (Now the paper is 8 1/2" X 8 1/2")
- Fold the paper in half.
- Hold the paper horizontally.
- Fold the paper in half.
- The paper is now divided into four equal squares.
- In the center of each square draw a dot or oval.
- Each dot or oval should be a different color.
- Around each dot or oval draw a close circle touching the dot, use a different color.
- Around each circle draw a close circle touching circle, use a different color.
- Keep drawing circles around circles till the outer circle touches the edge of each square.
- Fill in the background with a different color.
- You may use any colors you would like.
- You may need to repeat colors.
- Do not have same color circles touching each other.
- You may color your "Kandinsky Circles" in crayon, magic markers, water color, tempera paint, or oil pastels (whatever supplies you have at home).
- Use bright colors to color in the background.
- I can't wait to see the "Kandinsky Circles" you create!
- Remember: once you are finished with your artwork take a picture of it and email it to rherzog@wtps.org. Include the students name and teacher's name and grade. I will post it on Bells Online Art Gallery.
Here are a few examples of Kandinsky Circle Paintings:
Here is Mr. Herzog's "Kandinsky Circle."
What does your Kandinsky Circle sound like? Watch the video to find out!