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Learn about flower structures and their functions then create original pencil drawings that burst with blooming colors!
Students study pictures and specimens of flowers. Students will label their four basic parts (sepals, petals, carpels/pistils, stamens). Students compare the shape, size, and location of these parts with their classmates' flowers. Students research how each part contributes to the plant's life.
Create Bursting Blooms with Crayola® Colored Pencils or Color Sticks. Students learn how to show flower petals that have several values of one color. Press hard with colored pencils to darken a flower part. Press lightly for the illusion of a tint. Use the points and sides of the colored pencil for different line effects. Overlap layers to make new colors. Use short or long strokes to create texture.
Students draw other flower parts, such as stems and leaves. Fill in the background of the drawing with color. Students discuss how color makes an impact, especially when there is a background of another vibrant color.
People around the world give thanks for their food. Celebrate a harvest of pineapples, pumpkins, or pomegranates-and sho
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