


These stacked cups were also inspired from by:
"3rd Grade Teacups Inspired by Alice in Wonderland (Botello)"
by Alexandra1915 (Art ID #18062619)
from Brunswick Acres Elementary School— grade 3. They were just to perfect to go along with our Mary Cassatt study and Miss Spider's tea party. My 3-4th grade did the stacked cups and my 5th and 6th graders did the "Cooperative Cups" below that they stuffed!
The Tea Party in the Paint Shop...www.facebook.com/inspirationpointparty
These teacups are awesome! So colorful and fun! I love incorporating literature with art, especially with the younger kids. I think reading stories provides a great "hook" for a lesson and promotes literacy and the love of books. Great project!
ReplyDeleteThese were so fun! It was my first run with liquid water color which I LOVED and it really made everything pop. The cooperative learning that took place from their cooperative cups worked great as well. Literacy and art go together like "Peas & Carrots"! Thank you for your comments! Please share any ideas you have or if you give it a try any great changes you made!
ReplyDeleteJulie