Hidden Safari

 


Description:
            For this project we were given several different animals to choose from to draw. Once we chose one we drew that animal in a cool color (light blue). After drawing the animal we then needed to cover it up with warm colors in many different shapes and sizes so that the animal was "hidden". I chose to hide it under red circles, orange lines, and yellow triangles. Once the animal was hidden we then made a pair of glasses out of construction paper and a red film that would allow us to be able to see our animal past all the warm colors. On the bottom we glued a note card to our project to make it a game to see if you could spot our animal. On the note card was three hints to see if you could figure out the animal. 

Extension Activity: 
            This project could easily be incorporated into many other subjects. I would use this project as a math lesson. Where the problem would be wrote in the cool colors that would be hidden with the warm colors. We would make the sunglasses together as a class and then they would do the worksheet individually. 






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