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This Rudolph Oil Pastel Art Project is a Christmas or holiday art activity for your classroom. Students draw Rudolph step by step and finish the piece in oil pastel, adding their own personal touches to the reindeer and its surroundings.
It comes with a visual and text step-by-step, with each step on its own page and description, a rubric, and a step-by-step how to draw Rudolph worksheet so students can complete the piece successfully. All of the art lessons are original ideas by Ms Artastic.
WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING
★★★★ “I'm not an art teacher but I desperately wanted to do some kind of art with my students for the holidays! This was so easy to follow and my kids had such fun personalizing their reindeer and the surroundings around it! My December/January bulletin board was festive and received a lot of great compliments!!!” Morgan B.
WHAT'S INCLUDED (PDF)
- About the Product
- Lesson Plan with materials, learning outcomes, goals and Teacher Does/Student Does
- Rudolph Step-by-Step Draw Worksheet for students
- Art Piece Demonstration Step-by-Step, 13 slides with descriptions and images
- Example of the Art Piece (poster sample) to show students before they start
- Rubric for marking
HOW TO USE IT
Look over the lesson plan to see the steps and gather the materials in advance. Read through the visual and text step-by-steps, and you may want to make a sample yourself so you can help students later. Photocopy the student handouts, such as the drawing worksheet and rubric.
Print the poster sample in color and show it before the lesson as your hook. Then show the PDF on a projector or under a document camera, or use it as your own guide while you demonstrate. Every step has both a picture and a text description, so it is easy to follow.
FAQ
What medium do students use?
Oil pastel. The lesson plan lists all the materials you need.
Do I need to be an art teacher?
No. Every step has a visual and a text description, and you can project the pages for students to follow.
How many steps are there?
The demonstration step-by-step has 13 slides.
TEACHER REVIEWS
★★★★★ “My students loved this!!! Thank you!” For t.
★★★★★ “Good task for those days leading up to the holidays when the students are very excited. This brought them down a notch. Very engaging.” Alexander D.
★★★★★ “Thanks!” Lesli G.
★★★★★ “My students loved this!!!” Michelle H.
★★★★★ “Thank for a great resource!” Melissa M.
★★★★★ “Nice project.” Angie K.
★★★★★ “Awesome.” Donna K.
★★★★★ “Super cute!” Laura G.
★★★★★ “I can't wait to do this!” Making T.
★★★★★ “I did this with 1st graders and it turned out amazing!” Wendy W.
★★★★★ “awesome lesson my kids enjoyed it” Rachel J.
★★★★★ “Can't wait to use!” GoTeachKids
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ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Kathleen McGiveron (Ms Artastic) is an artist who has been featured on NBC LX News and designs art lessons for kids and educational resources for teachers. She is the founder of Ms Artastic and hosts the Ms Artastic YouTube Channel and Podcast.
TERMS OF USE
Images and lessons are copyright products.
YOU MAY: use clip art as clip art, website graphics, binder covers or bulletin board decorations, and use this in creative ways and have as much fun with it as you like. Additional licenses are available for school use.
YOU MAY NOT: share this product with other teachers, administration or districts (admin can buy additional licenses), sell it, give it out for free or photocopy it for others.
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Ms Artastic