This exciting ‘mixed media fish’ art lesson shows students how different media can be combined to create a creative and artistic result. The first stage asks students to create a carbon paper transfer, making this a lesson that students of all abilities can find success with. It’s also ideal if you want your students to explore working on different surfaces. This download includes:
Materials required: Cardboard, carbon paper, black Quink Ink and white acrylic.
Really inspiring resource. Easily adaptable for differing ages and levels of ability and great scope for extra creativity.
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Hi Penni, Thank you for this great review. I’d love to see the work your students create!
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My students found this lesson very engaging. I used the lesson to help teach value. We didn’t have access to carbon paper so I got the kids to use a soft pencil to colour the other side of the fish picture. They traced the fish onto the brown paper.
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Hi Kate, Thank you for this review. So pleased to hear that your students were engaged. Also interested to hear that you found an alternative to carbon paper!
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