Daffodils
Daffodils, the Trumpeters of Spring
CAFE Objectives
C. Create: Students using tempera Paint will paint a daffodil.
A. Articulate: Students will discuss the lines, shapes/forms, colors, and textures they see in a still
life of real daffodils.
F. Finding Connections: Students will discover how daffodils grow and the flower parts names:
bulb, roots, stem/stalk, petal, anther, sepal.
E. Evaluate: Students evaluate their art connecting their mind and heart to decide if they like or do not like their art. Thumbs up= Terrific Thumbs in the middle = Just okay
Thumbs down = Not so good. Then students are allowed to verbalize their decisions
and explain why.
Draw
By first watching the teacher talk about the lines on the daffodils, vertical, horizontal, curve, and then the shapes, watch this video to see how the artist draws those lines. Children can draw along.
Read
Enjoy a really cute read-a-loud, "That's not a Daffodil." JC Raulston Arboretum has great story time read alouds from the garden for younger students and you can subscribe to reicive their garden kits.
Listen
Listen to William Wordsworth's poem, "Daffodils" I wondered lonely as a Cloud....
By Free School.
See
Watch a cute video, Art with Mati and Dada where they meet Berth Morisot and learn about her impressionist style and life in France.
Finger Play
For music, chords, more Spring songs and how to play this as a game visit: http://www.singinggamesforchildren.com
By: Dany Rosevear
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Ralph Waldo Emerson's Poem: Success- to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch or a redeemed social condition; To know even one life breathed easier because of you.
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