calendar templates

We've moved!  Click on link for more lessons

Georgia would love to adventure around her home in New Mexico and would find various skulls out on her trips through out the desert. These skulls were our inspiration for our paper and model magic skulls. Students folded 9 x 12 paper in half then used pencil to write or print their name.  We then drew a line around their name and students cut (with the paper still folded) along the pencil

3rd grade students examined the beautiful painting that Georgia O'Keeffe created at her home in New Mexico  then created their own. History A long, homemade ladder used to lean against Georgia's house at Ghost Ranch so that she could climb up onto the roof and gaze out at the vast desert landscapes. Sometimes she would even climb up there several times a day. At night she would climb up

My First Grade students created these  Wonderfully Awesome Poppies  inspired by Miss Georgia herself. The students first looked at the colors found in the poppies painting then started right away putting down large brushstrokes and vivid analogous colors of orange and reds.   Step One  Make a dot in the center and pull the paint out to the edge of the paper. LOVE,  LOVE,

“It’s my private mountain. It belongs to me.  God told me if I painted it enough, I could have it.”  Georgia O’Keeffe Pedernal -1942 The mountains of New Mexico were among O’Keeffe’s favorite subjects to paint. The flat-topped Cerro Pedernal, a unique mesa near the town of Abiquiu, fascinated her.  She referred to it as her mountain and joked,  “God told me if I

We've moved! Click on the link for our new website. plus follow us at Painted Paper's Shop

We've moved!  Click on the link for our new updated website.

We've moved! Click to visit our new website! paintedpaperart.com