My last Dr. Seuss art lesson was created two years ago and has become one of my most popular lessons of all time. Building on the same theme, I created three more Dr. Seuss-Inspired lessons that are easy to teach and fun for the children to create. This 21-page lesson plan booklet provides three lesson plans that include direct-line instruction so even the most art-challenged teacher can teach with success!
Perfect for celebrating Dr. Seuss Day or for anytime you want to add a fun, easy and colorful addition to your classroom walls, the following lessons hit the mark:
Colorful Cat: Follow a directed line drawing of this mischievous cat and paint with a simple technique. Stop here or glam it up with a colorful background.
Red: Red, a character in my favorite Dr. seuss book, Hop on Pop, children will enjoy drawing this cute character and paint a colorful mop of hair.
Funky Fish: A very easy directed line drawing creates a fanciful and very Dr. Suess-like fish. Chalk pastels make quick work out of this adorable art project.
This 21-page booklet features three complete lessons and is perfect for grades 1-4. The booklet includes:
- 21 pages of photo-tutorials and teacher tips
- An introduction and my tips for successful Directed Line Drawings
- How to draw a “Cat in the Hat” inspired character handout
- How to draw “Red” Inspired character
- How to draw a “Dr. Seuss”-like fish
- 2 coloring pages
- Student galleries
- Art Supply lists
- Student Objectives
Only $5
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I was wondering what age level this .pdf is for? I can’t wait to use it, we love The Cat in The Hat.
Grades 1-4.
I have paid through pay pal…But how do I get the file?
I got it and it looks great! Can’t wait to use it-Thanks!
Did the Dr. Seuss like fish today! So cute!!! Thanks! I love your website!
Loved the Dr. Suess book….did chalk One Fish Two Fish for 1st graders and Hop on Pop …Red with second graders…They thought it was wonderful (and so did I) .