Give each student: 1.Sky blue paper 2.1 long + 2 short green grass strips 3.1 cotton ball 4.Pencil (for name) Give each table : 1.Basket of scissors 2.Yarn.

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Give each student: 1.Sky blue paper 2.1 long + 2 short green grass strips 3.1 cotton ball 4.Pencil (for name) Give each table : 1.Basket of scissors 2.Yarn bundle (rainbow colors) 3.Small pots of tacky glue 4.Bowls (optional) Docent Material & Setup List: Docent Clean up List: Make sure names are on artwork Place completed on drying racks (place put teacher name on rack) Wipe down tables, refill any items and return handouts and materials to bins as you found them, turn off projector, close lens cap – thanks for doing this and leading the lesson! Yarn Rainbow

Lesson 9 – K Grade Yarn Rainbow

Today’s LessonSkill Development: Today you will learn about fiber art using yarn to create your own unique rainbow. Introduction to crochet, tapestry and weaving. Use of a new medium – wool / yarn. You will learn: To create a design and execute into a 3D art piece. Yarn Rainbow

What is Fiber art? It refers to fine art whose material consists of fiber and other components such as fabric or yarn. It focuses on the materials as well as the artists manual labor (work) as parts of the works’ significance. There is a prioritization of aesthetic value over its use or utility. Yarn Rainbow

How do we make yarn? In order for the fiber to be made into cloth or clothing, it must be spun or twisted into a strand known as yarn. The strands can be dyed into many colors and then made into cloth by Knitting or crochet or weaving. Yarn Rainbow

‘Harmonic Motion’ Toshiko Horiuchi MacAdam & Charles Richard MacAdam Yarn Rainbow

‘Landscape with a Rainbow’ Peter Paul Rubens, 1636 Yarn Rainbow

‘Plexus A1’ Gabriel Dawe, 2015 Yarn Rainbow

Let’s get started.. Supplies Needed : Blue paper Cotton ball Rainbow Yarn Green grass paper Scissors Tacky glue Bowls (optional) Yarn Rainbow

Process: Write your name on your paper Glue various sizes of green grass paper along bottom of paper Layout your yarn in rainbow color order, cut as you would like it to look Glue each strand curving it as you go Repeat until all colors are glued on your paper Using your cotton ball make 2-3 clouds, glue onto paper Yarn Rainbow

ORIGINAL LESSON PLAN Tara Button March 2016