Light and Shadow Art Projects | Paper
Light and Shadow Art Projects | Paper
This set of thirteen art projects incorporates photography, drawing, painting, and sculpture building to create art projects that emphasize the science of light, shadow, and translucency. Combine your art and science lessons without any extra prep.
This resource is included in our Art Project Bundle with all our art sets at a discount. It is also included in our Light Science Unit.
This brilliant (see what we did there?) resource includes:
- thirteen different art projects (each one can usually be completed within a few hours from start to the end of clean-up).
- complete lesson plans with step-by-step instructions with modifications to differentiate for your students (or your available supplies).
- projects that use art materials found in most classrooms like Tempera paint, watercolour paint, black markers, construction paper, pipecleaners, chalk, tin foil, watercolour paper, cardstock, cardboard, pencil crayons and paintbrushes.
- photographs of student examples.
- reflection pages for students in English and French.
- instructions to minimize prep work and clean up.
- art projects designed for the "not-an-art-teacher" generalist (meaning they don't require you to have a lot of specialized art skills).
Ninja Note: Some of these projects require access to cameras or digital tools (these do not need to be on a 1:1 basis). Many of the projects are enhanced if you have access to the internet.
This resource supports:
- any science unit about light and shadow.
Are you looking for some of our other projects?
- Canadian Artists
- Indigenous Artists
- Halloween Art Projects
- Winter Art Projects
- Christmas Art Projects
- Plants Art Projects
- Light Science Projects
- Geography and Landscapes Art Projects
- Upcycled Art Projects
Ninja Note: This file is a PDF and requires printing for students to use the student pages. Teachers are not required to print the plans or photographs to use them. Instead, they can be displayed on a projector to be shared with students.
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