How To Draw A One Little Caterpillar Christmas Tree!

This is a simple drawing and colouring activity I made for my grade 3 students. The children love to watch it and draw the tree, and pause when they need to. It’s based on my design of The One Little Caterpillar illustration. The video isn’t the best in adults’ eyes, but my students love it, especially when I tell them that I made it. It inspires them to ask questions on how I did it, and perhaps how they could make a film.

The music is by Kevin Macleod at http://www.incompetech.com and it is royalty free.
SONGS: Gaslamp Funworks and Enchanted Valley.
One Little Caterpillar book is sold a www.fastpencil.com 

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MERRY CHRISTMAS

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One Little Caterpillar By Maria Grujicic

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A Simple Craft Idea For A Lazy Weekend

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A Simple Lesson Idea

Maria Grujicic, Malena The Petaled Poet

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One Little Caterpillar Finger Puppets

One Little Caterpillar Munch! Munch! Munch!

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Nature Art Sculpture Part Five

Shape of the hands for leaves

Nature is combined with real human features,  developing empathy, knowledge and  aesthetics for living things through art. Part Five The children will explore and learn about: Thinking creatively Developing a sense of aesthetics Change of shape Developing imagination Prepare: The sculpture Colored paper or/and patterned wrapping paper Glue Scissors Tape Age: This activity is perfect … Continue reading 

Nature Art Sculpture Part Four

Painted Leaf

Nature is combined with real human features, developing empathy, knowledge and aesthetics for living things through art. Part Four The children will explore and learn about: Change Thinking creatively Developing a sense of aesthetics Using natural and man made materials to create a piece of art Prepare: The head and body of … Continue reading 

Nature Art Sculpture Part Three

Face inspired by shapes in art

Nature is combined with real human features, developing empathy, knowledge and aesthetics for living things through art. Part Three The children will explore and learn about: Change Thinking creatively Developing a sense of aesthetics Using shapes from a piece of art to create a new piece of art Prepare: A stencil of a piece … Continue reading 

Nature Art Sculpture Part 2

How to decorate a branch using tissue paper

Nature is combined with real human features, developing empathy, knowledge and aesthetics for living things through art. Part Two The children will learn: How to combine nature with art How to work cooperatively Think creatively Develop a sense of aesthetics … Continue reading