
Overlap means to place one object over another object. This is a simple project that easily transfers to distance learning. I did not create this lesson, it was given at my daughter’s school last year by her wonderful art teacher. The example above is by my daughter- she made it in 4th grade at home for distance learning. The concept is about overlapping and repetition. Also, more advanced students can bring in some shading and contrast. The example below is my example.


All you need are some circular objects to trace your circles. Be sure to overlap them.
Outline with a marker. Color in with crayons or colored pencils.
Focus on coloring neatly in your drawing.
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