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Inside Out Pictures
The Primaries learned about positive and negative space.
They exercised their cutting skills and spatial awareness.
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| Step One: Cut out shapes from a 4.5″ x 9″ colored piece of paper. |
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| Step Two: Take all of the shapes and try to put them back together like a puzzle. |
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| Putting the puzzle together. |
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| Very carefully, flip the large piece over to the other side (like a mirror image) |
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| Finally, reposition any shapes that have shifted. Glue down! Voila! |
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How intesting. Looks great and a good idea to do this with the kiddies like you did. Good practice. Thx for sharing, have a great weekend.
I like your steps to this project. Flipping the largest piece makes so much more since. And I love the “inside out” name.
Great! I really like this idea too! And the flipping idea is genius! I would have definitely ended up doing it the hard way and put the pieces on by themselves! Thanks!