Queen of Hearts Portraits
Do you love nursery rhymes? I absolutely love the playful stories that have been passed down for decades. Why not incorporate art and literature? The Queen of Hearts and his majesty, the King of Hearts, is perfect when you need a 60 minute art lesson or an easy to follow portrait directed drawing. Included in the PDF are step by step directions that create colorful patterns with hearts, and portraits that express funny facial expressions. Both are inspired by the traditional nursery rhyme, The Queen of Hearts.
First project:
The Queen and King of Heart Portraits
My second graders created these adorable symmetrical hearts. Before creating we read the poem Queen of Hearts.
The Knave of Hearts brought back the tarts and vowed he’d steal no more.
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These lessons are great for ages 5-8 but any age student can create awesome artwork with these directions.
The PDF includes:
Step by step directions with full-color photos
Background information about the King and Queen of Hearts
Queen of Hearts poem
Supplies needed for both projects
Vocabulary & learning objectives for both projects
Reproducible Queen of Hearts directed drawing handout
Reproducible King of Hearts directed drawing handout
Reproducible King and Queen coloring sheet handouts for early finishers
Student galleries
Helpful tips
I Can statements
National Standards
Reproducible Artist Statement page
2 Comments
Alison Lewis
February 16, 2016 at 3:51 pm
I just have to say I love your Blog! Your lessons are amazing and my kiddos loved your projects! Thank you!
Jon Temple
January 25, 2017 at 11:27 am
These are funtastic ideas. Thanks for sharing your ideas.