MAPPING MY WALK – Colour, Line, Space

Students use markers and construction paper to make a map that shows a route they take when they go for a walk in their neighbourhood.

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MAPPING MY WALK – Colour, Line, Space

Supplies:

  • Crayola Markers
  • Crayola Scissors
  • Crayola Marker & Watercolour Paper - 22.9 cm x 30.5 cm (9" x 12")
  • Crayola Glue Sticks
  • Green Masking Tape
  • Small Pieces of Sponge - about 3 cm x 3 cm (1.25" x 1.25") - 1 per student
  • Water Containers
  • Plastic Container Lids for Palettes - 1 per student
 

Steps:

1
Step 1
  1. Stick tape on the paper to show the shape of the sidewalk or path you take when you go for a walk around your neighbourhood.
2
Step 2
  1. Draw marker on a plastic lid.
  2. Dip a small piece of sponge into water.
  3. Squeeze most of the water out of the sponge.
  4. Pick up the marker ink with the damp sponge.
  5. Dab colour onto the paper.
3
Step 3
  1. Carefully remove the masking tape.
  2. Cut house shapes out of construction paper.
  3. Cut other objects out of construction paper.
4
Step 4
  1. Glue the shapes where they should go.
  2. Use a marker to draw details on the shapes.
  3. Draw yourself.
  4. Draw arrows to show the path you take.
5
Step 5
  1. Glue your map to a bigger piece of paper.
  2. Add a legend, compass rose and title.
  • Subjects:

    • Language Arts,

    • Mathematics,

    • Social Studies,

    • Visual Arts

  • Grades:

    • Kindergarten,

    • Grade 1,

    • Grade 2,

    • Grade 3


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