Which memories do you remember the best? Use Crayola® Markers to create artwork that tells a story in the tradition of Rivera, Ringgold, and Picasso.
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Visit a local museum, peruse artwork online, or look through art books to view images that tell a story. Explore the artwork of Diego Rivera. Interpret the stories depicted in Faith Ringgold's <i>Neighborhood Quilts</i>. And interpret the hidden images in Pablo Picasso's <i>Guernica</i>.
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What is your favorite memory of where you live or used to live? It might include friends, family, neighbors, buildings, festivals, or weather.
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Using Crayola Washable Markers and Multicultural Markers, draw your memory on colored construction paper. Make the edges of your drawing irregular (not straight).
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Write a description of your memory around the edges of your drawing, using Crayola Washable Fine Tip Markers.
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Trim the irregular edges of your drawing with Crayola Scissors.
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Glue several drawings on a posterboard with Crayola Washable Glue Sticks to produce a classroom mural.
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Describe your work for the group. How is it similar to other artists' work? How is it different?
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