Using oil pastels on top of watercolor paper and then covering the entire paper with tempera paint and soap made a scratchboard. Really coat it thick and expect to do several layers. I thought this was very fun and interesting. Kids would enjoy the concept of zentangle and the fact that it was colored would get them excited as well. I feel that this could be pretty much done with any age level, but I see 2nd and 3rd graders enjoying it the most probably. With 1st graders I would give them a smaller square of paper to work with, and with older students go with a larger piece. It was very messy, so If your doing it with younger grades in particular expect to vacuum at the end of the day.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Zentangle
Using oil pastels on top of watercolor paper and then covering the entire paper with tempera paint and soap made a scratchboard. Really coat it thick and expect to do several layers. I thought this was very fun and interesting. Kids would enjoy the concept of zentangle and the fact that it was colored would get them excited as well. I feel that this could be pretty much done with any age level, but I see 2nd and 3rd graders enjoying it the most probably. With 1st graders I would give them a smaller square of paper to work with, and with older students go with a larger piece. It was very messy, so If your doing it with younger grades in particular expect to vacuum at the end of the day.
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