what is a habitat?
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What is a habitat?. Ms. Carr’s second grade class. Habitat - the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism. Wildlife - non-domesticated animal species. Animal Habitats. Habitats http:// www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=81306. Wildlife Art . - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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What is a habitat?
Ms. Carr’s second grade class
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Habitat- the natural home or environment of an animal, plant, or other organism. Wildlife- non-domesticated animal species.
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Animal Habitats
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• Habitats • http://
www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=81306
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Wildlife Art
By Carmelo Ciancio
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Line, Shape and Space
Line- a long or short, narrow mark or band. Shape- form or outline. Space- the area between or around things.
Elements of art are the basic properties of a work of art that may be perceived through the senses.
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Scratchboards
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1. Forks can give you nice, evenly spaced lines all over the place.
2. Use a spoon tip to sort of gouge little bits out of the paint.
3. Is that a regular old pencil? Yep, just draw on the paint to scratch it.
4. The short edge of a metal ruler makes some cool tribal-looking marks if you gently wedge it into the paper.
5. Corn holders have fine points for fine lines.
6. It’s the spoon again- use the edge of the spoon for fatter lines.
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Wildlife Scratchboard Art
• Mount your scratchboard on poster board. o Be sure to wipe any excess glue
off of poster board
• Around the edge (on poster board): o Your nameo Name of animalo Name of habitat o One sentence or fact
about this animal/habitat.
• Create scratchboard art of one animal and one element of its habitat Use wildlife books provided for reference and inspiration.
• Use line, shape and space in your artwork
• Use at least two tools AND two techniqueso Two separate tools ex. Fork and spoono AND Use one tool in two ways ex. Use
the edge of the spoon and the side of the spoon to make two different types of lines
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JOBS!!• Table 1- “Scratch-boarders” (select one
person to pass out scratchboards to each table)• Table 2- “Tool Crew” (one bin per table. Pass
out and collect at the end)• Table 3- “Wipe outs” (wipe down tables at the
end)• Table 4- “Book Keepers” (pass out books/
collect books)