Torn paper autumn leaves

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With Autumn fast approaching, this is a great activity. Tearing of paper into small pieces and creating pictures is a fun way to get those fingers and imaginations working!

This is a lesson plan for an elementary art lesson in which students draw and use construction paper to create a fall landscape. In the first lesson, students draw the background. In the second lesson they cut and tear construction paper to make a tree for the foreground.

Learn how to make the Easiest Fall Tree Craft with Free Tree template and Torn papers. This Torn Paper Fall tree Craft is absolutely Adorable!

Autumn Tree: Cut the tree from a paper grocery bag. Glue it onto a large sheet of construction paper. Create leaves by tearing autumn colored construction paper into pieces. Glue the torn pieces on the tree and around the base. This is a great craft for very young groups if you precut the trees. The paper tearing is the fun part!

kinderen (die wat ouder zijn) en zeker al goed kunnen plakken en knippen

Fall torn paper trees with hand print trunks.

This is a lovely art lesson to do during the Autumn season with the lovely colors a changin. I talked a little about Autumn, but didn't spend a lot of time on this since by 4th grade the students are pretty educated on seasons already. First, I had them draw the structure of the tree with a sharpie marker. I did the drawing with them, encouraging them to draw a large tree, and having them draw the trunk thicker then gradually get thinner until very thin at the ends of the tree. I also had…

This autumn tree collage is a fun autumn craft for children that build fine motor strength. I’m looking after a child at the moment who adores ripping up paper. To put this passion to good use we made an autumn tree collage. Tear :: Glue :: Stick Autumn beauty! […]

Tearing paper to work on fine motor skills while making a simple fall tree…