Tu B’shevat Dot Painting

Item Number: PRART18-ZA113

Date Submitted: 01/31/2018

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Create a beautiful Tu B’shevat unique piece of art using a dot technique that can be displayed on any wall. This technique brings many benefits to a child such as; self esteem, developmental benefits, art appreciation, and foster creativity.

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Publisher:	Walder Education
Founding Director:	Mrs. Rouhama Garelick

Created:	Zehavah Allen

Size:	8.5"x11"
Language:	N/A
Language Style:	N/A
Gender:	N/A
Color:	N/A
Grade(s):	3rd-5th, 6th-8th, High School, Post HS
Resource Type(s):	Project
Subject(s):	Holidays and Shabbos, Tu B’shevat, Secular Studies, Art

Goals and Objectives:	The student will create a one of a kind piece of art for Tu B’shevat.
Skills Needed:	Ability to follow directions, eye-hand coordination
Skills Developed:	Students will develop several benefits while creating beautiful art such as improving memory creates more empathy, and it is therapeutic over all.

Various colors of acrylic paint
Paper plate
5.5” x 4.25” Black cardstock
Toothpicks, pencil eraser, skewer, q-tip, various points
Pencil

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