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Springtime 3-D Flowers

Teaching

I decided my kids need an afternoon of art. I'm a huge component of watercolor in the classroom so we used watercolor to create these 3-D flowers come to life. Students will love creating their own flowers!In the midst of all our test prep, I decided my kids need an afternoon of art. I’m a huge component of watercolor in the classroom so I decided these 3-D flowers were a great idea. It’s easy to set up, beautiful and best of all, EASY to clean! All you need for this project is 3 sheets of white paper per student, watercolor, crayons, scissors and glue.

I decided my kids need an afternoon of art. I'm a huge component of watercolor in the classroom so we used watercolor to create these 3D flowers come to life. Students will love creating their own flowers!

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Each child was to use crayons and watercolor to cover the entirety of the 2 sheets of paper. I encourage them to use patterns and many colors. The third sheet is the background and was only suppose to be painted with one color with minimal patterns.

I decided my kids need an afternoon of art. I'm a huge component of watercolor in the classroom so we used watercolor to create these 3-D flowers come to life. Students will love creating their own flowers!

I told my kiddos I wanted their flowers to pop off the backgrounds. After all three papers dry. I model cutting different shapes of petals and creating the center of your circle. After that, students are free to cut, layer and glue on the pedals. I also showed them how to bend the paper to make sure it’s popping off the paper. They turned out beautiful and each one is very unique!!

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alexis porter

Iā€™m a cuban and puerto rican, living in Seattle, Washington with my husband and pup. I absolutely love working with fellow solopreneurs and online business owners who want their websites to stand out and shine online. āœØ

  1. Eva Wence says:

    This art project is super cool! Thank you for sharing it with us! … I love your blog!

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