Teaching the Kono Butterfly Kite (Art Focus) |
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Students paint with ink on the kite sails, adding a range of line qualities and then selectively adding warm and cool colors.
Developed and tested in conjunction with a local school and a visual arts consultant, this lesson plan was designed to integrate Washington State visual arts learning standards with a kite making activity. With specific targets, criteria and instructions, this lesson creatively teaches art learning standards.
Art Criteria Met:
Identifies and demonstrates different types of line qualities
Identifies and uses warm/cool colors
Lesson Planning: Lesson plan (PDF file)
Purchase Kite Kits: Kono Butterfly Kite Kit (with paper pattern, spars, flying line & winder), per student
Materials You Supply: Scissors; Scotch tape; markers, pens, crayons, and/or watercolors, per student
View the lesson plan (PDF file) for detailed instructional strategies.
Watch a video to learn how to construct this kite.
