What do homophones, homonyms and art have in common? Not much but the book, Cat Tale
In this single, subject lesson plan, children create secondary colors from primary colors without even using a paintbrush. Inspired by three adventure-seeking cats who spend the afternoon chasing words, including homophones and homonyms, this book bridges reading skills and art.
The book provides wonderful visuals to support their tongue-twisting adventure and offers art students the chance to explore shapes, movement and self-expression. Perfect for children in grades 1-3.
This 8-page lesson plan develops the following skills:
- making secondary colors from primary colors
- paper cutting skills
- creating a composition from paper shapes
- learn about movement through composition
The lesson plan includes:
- full-color tutorial
- art objectives
- directional handout
- student gallery
- “clickable” supply list
Only $3
Available on my Teachers pay Teachers store.
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Dear Patty
I have referred to this wonderful subject integration lesson on my blog. Such a fabulous idea!
Thank you for having such a beautiful blog with such inspiring lessons. I appreciate being able to come back to my old favourite blog which I found now four years ago (?). Almost like a comfort zone now.
Regards
Simone
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Thanks, Simone! The publisher sent me this book and I thought it was a jackpot of art and language integration!