6th grade students embarked on transforming 2-D drawings into having the illusion of depth. Students turned a 12"x12" paper into four shelves using perspective, crosshatching and variance of value. As a final touch, they collaged in an abstract display of characters and activity inside each of the boxes. The lessons took time, however, the students persevered and it paid off!
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Students working hard on crosshatching their 4 squares. |
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Finding the perfect pictures to fill their boxes |
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You need A LOT of magazines for this project. Preferably all different kinds from sports to cooking so students can find a large variety of pictures to choose from. |
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