Use Crayola® Oil Pastels to draw Australia's Great Barrier Reef, the largest coral reef ecosystem.
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Explore various resources to research the location and characteristics of the Great Barrier Reef ecosystem. Note varieties of interdependent living things.
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Use Crayola Oil Pastels on white construction paper to illustrate a small part of the ecosystem. Include several interdependent components. Refer to illustrations and photographs when drawing details.
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Try these techniques when using oil pastels: <li>To achieve interesting color combinations, layer colors and blend with a soft cloth or finger. <li>To depict air bubbles in the ecosystem, fill in small circular areas with white and outline with a color. <li>To represent energy from the sun, add radiating lines of color through the water.
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