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Finished Printed Faces: 1st Grade

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1st-grade child's drawing of a smiling person with a bow and letters, wearing a green outfit with flowers in the corner.

In this previous blog post, I showed you how we started our printed faces project.  We finished our printed faces this week.  The kids colored in the faces with markers or crayons.  Then, they used rubber stamp letters to print words on the pictures.  They are so fun!

A 1st Grade child's drawing of a person with a triangular face and abstract features saying "Hi my name is Ivy" in a speech bubble.

Abstract drawing: a square-faced character with green eyes, open mouth, text "bob? dood?", and colorful scribbles around.

Abstract drawing with geometric shapes, red accents, and various symbols.

A child's drawing of a blue robot with printed faces and colorful details, including antennae on its head.

Child’s colorful drawing featuring a finished purple figure, various scribbles, and letters b and s on a white background.

A 1st Grade child's drawing of a robot with a colorful body, orange eyes.

Child's drawing of a person with the text "I LOVE U" and "I LOVE BIRDS," featuring flowers, a bee, and the name "Ariel," showcasing 1st Grade creativity.


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About Marcia Beckett

Marcia is an elementary art teacher and loves painting, drawing, sculpture, art journaling and clay. Her blog, Art is Basic, features many exciting art projects for kids.

2 Responses to Finished Printed Faces: 1st Grade

  1. Pat says:
    December 4, 2011 at 12:07 am

    Unbelievably cute! Your students did a wonderful job and they made me laugh (Bob?)LOL

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  2. Art at Chesterbrook Academy Elementary School says:
    December 4, 2011 at 12:58 pm

    What a great project to teach students about shapes, lines and patterns, to say nothing of the colors.

    Your students did a fantastic job.
    I love the idea of the printed words.

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