If you give a cat a cupcake lesson plan Deborah Carone Cause-and-Effect- the idea that one thing causes another to happen Sequencing- the order in which events happen (Bleeding) Tissue-Paper- very thin colorful paper that is used to
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If you give a cat a cupcake lesson plan Deborah Carone<br>
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Cause-and-Effect- the idea that one thing causes another to happen
Sequencing- the order in which events happen
(Bleeding) Tissue-Paper- very thin colorful paper that is used to decorate or cover objects, bleeding tissue paper releases its color when it is wet
2-Dimensional- a flat shape, something that you can draw on paper
Watercolor Paper- textured paper that is specially made to absorb watercolor paint Background- the part of the artwork that seems farthest away
Pastels- a "crayon" made of powered pigments-similar to chalk
Warm Colors-Yellow, Red, Orange, Fuchsia
Cool Colors- Blue, Green, Purple, Fuchsia
Analogous Colors- colors that are beside each other on the color wheel.
Additive Process- one material added to another to make it appear or improve it in a certain way
Creativity- to use your imagination or your own ideas when creating something Vocabulary terms<br>
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Visual culture component -Cupcakes and desserts are popular in many games and applications. There have also been many children's toys and television shows made around cupcakes! They can be used to tie in many different areas of education- from science, literature, to art!<br>
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Wayne Thiebaud is an American painter best known for his colorful works depicting commonplace objects—pies, lipsticks, paint cans, ice cream cones, pastries, and hot dogs—as well as for his landscapes and figures Artist Connection -Want to hear more about Mr. Thiebaud? Click his painting to the right:<br>
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Procedures 1-Completely apply water to watercolor paper; apply strips of tissue paper- go back over tissue paper with wet foam brush to make sure it is completely saturated with water!! 2- Remove tissue paper strips after they are completely dry. If you had not completely saturated the paper and tissue paper, it will look like the image below! It is also important to pick either warm or cool colors so that the blending of colors will look good! 3- Cut out cupcake bottoms from black construction paper. Decorate with chalk pastels and glue to background.<br>
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…Procedures continued 4- Mix shaving cream and glue together in separate container. Use foam brush to mix. 5- Mix your choice of food coloring or colorings together in with the glue and shaving cream. Remember, the more drops of a color, the darker the shade. 6- Apply your “frosting” liberally; try to make it look nice and fluffy like real frosting. Finish with a “cherry” on top!<br>
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Make Connections to text: Cause and Effect and sequencing 1- Applying water to the tissue paper is the cause, the effect is…..?
2- Before we add the food coloring, what must we first mix together?
3- Predict what the cause would be if we did not completely wet our background or tissue paper.<br>
