I had a bunch of yellow plates that I was going to use for another project, but never got around to it, so I came up with this texture project for second grade. Using twine, the students glued it to the middle of the plate for the seeds. To give a neat look with the twine, they spiraled it - and used A LOT of glue to keep it in place!!! Next they cut the edges of the plate to make petals and lastly added a stem with some leaves using tag board.
Enjoy an elementary art teacher's journey through a winding, colorful river full of whimsical, fun, educational and awe-inspiring projects...some my own, some I have found, some I have altered... feel free to use them in your classroom!
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Clare | November 7, 2009 at 10:22 AM
I love these too!!! Great idea for teaching about texture! Where did you get the twine?
tana... | November 8, 2009 at 7:13 PM
Thanks, Clare! My principal thought they were pretty darn cute also. The twine was a treasure find in my art room. Someone before me must have purchased it...