Step 1: Loopy doodle ( I told the students no more than 8 loops on the page....you know what would've happened without the limit.)
Step 2: Add tails and face, then color.
Here are the "Doodle Fish" created by 4th graders.
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Doodle Fish
Step 1: Loopy doodle ( I told the students no more than 8 loops on the page....you know what would've happened without the limit.)
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Thank you for reminding me of this! I did it today! We made clay fish then a student knocked over the box with the fish in it and a few broke, so I couldn't have them paint their fish today. This was a great lesson to pull out of my back pocket on a Frantic Friday Afternoon at 2:00!
Very Dr. Seuss-ian!!
Reminds me of a pin I have on Pinterest using the book "Only One You" by Linda Kranz
http://pinterest.com/pin/18788523414988039/
thanks for this version!
I love the doodle fish! My thirds did doodles with warm and cool colors before the holidays but i love the idea of turning the doodles into creatures or objects! Thanks for the inspiration!
beautiful!!!
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