color lesson plan: make a color train! - classroom overhead projector

Instructions for creating colorful PostersPoster boards of various colors (
It doesn't matter if more than one child is given the same color, just make sure their crop objects are different)
Here are some ideas to cut out: Blue: cut out the shape of a pair of pants, a blueberry, a blue crayonRed: cut out the shape of a strawberry, a stop sign, A red cut of the shape of grass leaves, shirts, green crayons (
To create grass leaves, cut a rectangular poster board and then do uneven cutting from the top of the rectangle to the middle of the bottom.
The cut on the poster board brings itself to the edge, creating the appearance of the grass leaves. )
Yellow: cut the shape of the Sun, a light bulb, a yellow crayonPurple: cut the shape of the grape string, a flower, purple crayonWhite: cut the shape of the cloud, a shirt, a pillow, A white crayonBlack: cut out the shape of the camera, a pot, a car, a black crayonBrown: cut out the shape of a tree (without leaves)
, Sandcastle, boot, Brown crayonPink: cut into skirt shape, a ball, a pink crayon * find reproducible pictures of each object.
Copy to the copier-
Safety projector paper and transfer the picture of the item to the cardboard using the projector.
Zoom in to a size large enough to accommodate items collected for collage.
Extended activity: Ask students to write color words on the poster.
Display: make a big bear.
Just blow a bear pattern with a projector or poster maker.
Let the bear pull the train.
Place colored posters above each railway carriage.
You can also use the poster manufacturer or projector to enlarge the railway vehicle.
Make a creative title for the presentation, such as "we're on the color Express" or something like that.
Looks great under the bulletin board or on the substrate in the hallway.
This can also be used as an art project for the train theme.