Winter fox art project

Our Winter directed draws have step-by-step directions walk kids through drawing 8 winter designs including a fox, snowman, bear, & more!

ARRRGH! I FORGOT to take pictures of many of these before sending them home this year!! They were SO beautiful! Many compliments on these guys during the art show this year. We had more snow days this year than ever before! (Our school is going until June 2nd to make up the days!!) So I decided to make a winter/snowy themed project. I've seen a lot of projects with red cardinals in a snow scene, so I wanted to do something different. This was the outcome. WINTER FOX! I demoed first how to…

The K-6 class painted a snowy woods with these adorable foxes 🦊 ❄️ We discussed using tints of blue to demonstrate depth in the woods- the lighter and larger trees being closest and the darkest and thinnest being furthest away. These foxes were painted with acrylics. Visit the link to see more of this winter art project!

This Simple Fox Line Art Project combines drawing and watercolor techniques to bring a striking black-and-white fox to life with a vibrant, colorful background. We’ve made this activity enjoyable and accessible for all skill levels

Winter Foxes, ages 6-7 My little class (6-7 year olds) worked hard to develop this multi-step winter landscape with fox, forest and moon. So many skills and techniques were exercised and so much learning happened in this project! And the best part about it? The little artists were enthusiastic about each and every step involved. Painting tints and shade for sky Finger painting the ground Tint and Shade Sky Creating tints and shades with blue. Using tempera paint, we started with a white moon…

Amanda, 3rd Abbie, 1st Summer, 2nd Charlie, 1st Ryan, 3rd Scott, 2nd Kendall, 3rd Jenna, 4th Sydney, Kindergarten Calvin, Kindergarten Alexa, 2nd We kicked off our first summer art class, Animal Art Fun with these adorable winter foxes. Because when you think of warm June weather, foxes in the snow just make sense, right? : D In any case, my K through 4th graders created these pieces in a series of steps. First they used watercolors to create a snowy sunrise or sunset. We looked at photos…

Lesson Background: There are many winter fox art projects online such as this one http://littledogartblog.blogspot.com/2014/05/5th-grade-winter-fox-paintings.html I combined lots of ideas to create these foxes. This was a directed drawing lesson. Directed drawing (i.e. modelling step-by-step) elicits great discussions, exposing students to vocabulary they encounter in art and maths. Students are hearing and putting into action phrases such as “half way down the page”, “curved line”…

This Winter Fox is sly and cozy. Elementary students will study foreground, middle ground, background, and do a directed drawing with added personality. This project covers Common Core Standards for Science and Language Arts for grades 3-5 which can be found at the end of the lesson.

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Pre K - 4th Grade

My two Winter Holiday Art Fun classes revisited a couple favorite lessons with these tint and shade rabbits and foxes with watercolor skies. They have a wonderful illustrative quality which would make them perfect to accompany a short story or a poem. Both groups followed direct line drawing lessons to create their rabbits and foxes and shaded them with chalk pastels. Animals were cut out and glued to winter backgrounds. Artwork by children 5 - 10 Notice Andie's addition of a very fancy pair…

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