Program Goals
- Motor development (pouring and stirring)
- Patterns
- Encourage creativity and experiment with different art techniques and supplies
- Provide a flexible program open to all ages and skill levels
Landscape Art
- Supplies
- sand
- glue
- paint
- scrap paper
- regular paper
- cleaning supplies
- Resources: Print outs and books of aerial photography
Supplies
- Sand, shells
- Thick paper - recycled cardstock and/or construction paper, paper plates, pencils
- Plastic tubs, spoons (dixie cups b/c someone took a bunch of my spoons)
- Glue sticks, glue
Evaluation
- April 2022
- We used just the sand art portion for our school visits. The basic supplies are sand, glue, thin cardboard, and a large plastic bin. The kids use markers from their classroom to draw a pattern or picture, trace it in glue, then place it in the tub, hold out their hands, and I pour sand in their hands for them to sprinkle onto it. Be prepared for much glue.
- 3-6-18
- Attendance: 20
- Notes: Sigh. This program has really died off. Kids loved doing it, but it was just a handful of participants. Plus I had nothing to cover the tables so it was a little more messy than usual.
- 7-31-14
- Attendance: 58
- Connections/Feedback: Talked to parents about making art with kids - it's ok for them to make something too!
- Notes for the future
- 7-31-14: Small tubs of sand are perfect - a few left over and enough for everybody.
- 9-26-13: Used leftover colored sand and shells. Kids really like to just mix it all up, so it's not worth buying the sand in bulk.
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