My second graders just finished learning about Matisse, so Picasso worked perfectly as the next lesson. We started by reading/watching the book When Pigasso met Mootisse. I used the video on Storyline Online ( http://www.storylineonline.net/). The kids seemed to really enjoy this story.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhscvzLQaVv9biUVGGH9U24Rl1NIexHUnEqO0Yy2yf532TUtOiWBPokCem-uQvszIV8KqGRP50Z5_gR6QEVfxsoyUkS0d9y-7FIS9MlW8BGFEvvTLSrpO6ykIBosJ-m_KxtpB3MdlWJ2dDH/s1600/when-pigasso-met-mootisse1.jpg)
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Next, we looked at some Picasso paintings and began our silly faces. Once the faces were drawn, we used oil pastels, including fluorescent (a tip from a fellow teacher), a colored the whole picture. Lastly, the kids outlined their features with black oil pastel.
Great job 2nd graders!
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