Scarf Selfie Digital Art Lesson

Meet one of your new favorite winter art lessons!

Students will be instantly hooked in making their adorable “Scarf Selfie” when they discover they exciting scratch art technique used to create their scarf patterns and designs. In this 43 page lesson (available in Google Slides, Powerpoint and as a PDF) the lesson is broken down into clear and simple steps complete with full color photos demonstrating and explaining each step of the project. This lesson is great for students of all ages, but specifically grades 1-4.

The digital pdf for this lesson includes:

• National Standards
• Lesson Objectives
• Vocabulary
• Books/ video providing literary connections
• Art History for Peter Brugel the Elder & Angie Roselaar
• Supplies needed for the project
• Step by step instructions with full color photos
• Time-lapse videos 
• Student work examples
• Helpful tips & tricks

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