….it’s amazing what young children can do when challenged
I introduced this lesson to my students in grades 3, 4 and 5. In previous lessons we had discussed foreground, background, horizon line and overlapping to create depth. The lesson came from Natalie over at Smart Class. Don’t let one point perspective scare you away. This lesson is so well laid out that success is almost guaranteed. For some reason the boys really liked this lesson. I’m very pleased with the finished products.
Mama Cormier 
Wow! These are great! I remember perspective drawing always being my favorite art lessons in school. Thanks for sharing!
Beth
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Thanks, it was a great project.
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Love these. Can’t decide which is my favourite, keep changing my mind. Would make a fabulous calendar for your school.
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Hmmm! Interesting idea.
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a clear practice!
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Will have to give this a go with my kids. Congratulations on receiving the Premio dardos award. I found you through Psychologist Mimi’s blog xx Rowena
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I didn’t know I’d won until I saw your comment. I think your children will like this project. I did it mostly with my grade 3s who would be 8 years old.
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My daughter is about to turn 9 and she loves art and craft so I think she’ll enjoy it.
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Their drawings are excellent!
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I loved this assignment. It’s one I will use again.
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They did really well with this.
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I agree. Thanks for checking it out.
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