Sleepy Autumn Fox

Mrs. Morgan (above)

Mrs. Clanton's 4th grade

Taylor, Jasmine, 

Skyler, Zachary, 

Andre & Noah. 

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Mrs. Thomas's 4th grade

Mrs. Ahmed's 4th grade

Instructions:

Hint: like hands on a clock, Mark hours where the leaf's center vein will be, then add leaf around...

Fox's Snowy Sunset

Alternative Arora Borealis Sky

Mrs. Craig's 2nd grade

NeVaeh, Payton, Caiden, Khloe, 

Hazel, Taylor, Ashton & Kais. 

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Mrs. Celestine's 3rd grade

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Mrs. May's 3rd grade

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Sunsets

Mrs. Russell's 3rd grade

Erin, Musa, Sam, Shelby, 

Trent, Sophia, Ambroelle & Isaiah

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Mrs. Bluhm's 1st grade

Mrs. McGinley's 1st grade

Bryan, Josue, Madelyn, 

Zayan, Jan & Alicia

Mrs. Do's 2nd grade

Andrea, Robert, johnathan,

Daniel, Katelyn & Ava. 

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Mrs. Hudeck's 1st grade

LaDarius (moved, so I pieced his together), 

Fredy, Zac, Kylie, 

Victoria, lily & Zowie. 

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Great video for young kids to learn about fox. Perfect to show while getting supplies handed out.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GBMDbldWx-c

Fold paper at 1/3 down. 

Leaving the 1/3 white, paint top section in horizontal strokes using sunset colors.

Yellow, orange, pink, red, purple & blue (starting yellow at horizon)

On a piece of orange construction paper, draw a fox with pencil. Outline with mArker. Add color, highlights and shadows. 

Cut out fix, glue down onto snow under sunset. Add a blue shadow beneath fox. 

Alternative Crayon Resist

With Northern Lights

Sleeping Shadow Fox

Mrs. Maddox's 5th grade (Tuesday class)

(Above)

How to create it; 

Glue sky paper down on top of white big paper. Only glue edges. Decorate top with winter details. 

Drawing the fox. 

Or other style

Making the cast shadow....

Staple corner of fox to a blue paper (blue should be the same size and underneath)

Cut out fox from orange and blue simultaneously. 

Laying down the cast shadow...

Glue shadow down up side flipped over, like a mirror image. Ears should be listed

Painting same way, but fox flipped. 

Laying down fox. 

Glue fox down slightly overlapping shadow by 1/4 inch. 

I added paw prints leading from horizon to fox. They should get bigger as they get closer (perspective law). 

Quicker version;