Doggy Disguises: How to Draw Dogs in Halloween Costumes!

The only thing better than learning how to drawing sweet and adorable dogs is teaching your students how to use their art to advocate for animals in need. In this extensive 67 page lesson, students will learn how to draw dogs and cats from their local animal shelter that they will make extra special by creating a 3-D flower crown to add on their head.

You will give your students to gift of knowing they are making a difference with their art when they are supporting an animal in search for their forever home.

The digital pdf for this lesson includes:

• Lesson Objectives
• Vocabulary List
• National Standards
• Supplies needed for the project
• Artist background info on artists Sophie Gamand, Patrick McConnell, and Dean Russo who use their art to benefit rescue animals
• Step-by-Step Photo of the lesson from beginning to end with detailed explanation for each step.
• Helpful tips & tricks for teacher to share with students
• Drawing Guides for how to draw dogs and cats
• 4 Book recommendations to pair with the lesson
• 2 lesson extensions

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Suggested Materials:

• 9 x 12 or 12 x 18 (90 lb) white drawing paper or watercolor paper
• Pencil
• Permanent black marker
• Oil pastels (regular and neon if possible)
• Watercolor palette 
• Paint brushes
• Cup for water
• Paper towel 
• Black or colored construction paper for background (same size as drawing paper)
• White tempera paint 
• Scissors and glue

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Terms & Use:

Please note, in purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Kaitlyn Edington and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use. I, Kaitlyn Edington retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product.

This lesson is intended for classroom use only and may not claimed or resold as your own.

The only thing better than learning how to drawing sweet and adorable dogs is teaching your students how to use their art to advocate for animals in need. In this extensive 67 page lesson, students will learn how to draw dogs and cats from their local animal shelter that they will make extra special by creating a 3-D flower crown to add on their head.

You will give your students to gift of knowing they are making a difference with their art when they are supporting an animal in search for their forever home.

The digital pdf for this lesson includes:

• Lesson Objectives
• Vocabulary List
• National Standards
• Supplies needed for the project
• Artist background info on artists Sophie Gamand, Patrick McConnell, and Dean Russo who use their art to benefit rescue animals
• Step-by-Step Photo of the lesson from beginning to end with detailed explanation for each step.
• Helpful tips & tricks for teacher to share with students
• Drawing Guides for how to draw dogs and cats
• 4 Book recommendations to pair with the lesson
• 2 lesson extensions

_______________________________________________________________

Suggested Materials:

• 9 x 12 or 12 x 18 (90 lb) white drawing paper or watercolor paper
• Pencil
• Permanent black marker
• Oil pastels (regular and neon if possible)
• Watercolor palette 
• Paint brushes
• Cup for water
• Paper towel 
• Black or colored construction paper for background (same size as drawing paper)
• White tempera paint 
• Scissors and glue

________________________

Terms & Use:

Please note, in purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Kaitlyn Edington and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use. I, Kaitlyn Edington retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product.

This lesson is intended for classroom use only and may not claimed or resold as your own.

The only thing more adorable than cute dogs and cats is a dog or cat in a flower crown. Inspired by the projects, Flower Power Pit bulls by photographer Sophie Gamand, early elementary students will create a vibrant drawing of their favorite furry creature adorned in a flower crown. Students will be provided with drawing guides to follow or reference if desired.

This lesson is the early primary version of the lesson Flower Crown Canines + Cats grades 4-6 .

The digital pdf for this lesson includes:

• Lesson Objectives
• Vocabulary List
• National Standards
• Supplies needed for the project
• Artist background info on artists Sophie Gamand, Patrick McConnell, and Dean Russo who use their art to benefit rescue animals
• Step-by-Step Photo of the lesson from beginning to end with detailed explanation for each step.
• Helpful tips & tricks for teacher to share with students
• Drawing Guides for how to draw dogs and cats
• 4 Book recommendations to pair with the lesson

______________________________________________________________ 

Suggested Materials:

• 9 x 12 or 12 x 18 (90 lb) white drawing paper or watercolor paper
• Pencil
• Permanent black marker
• Oil pastels (regular and neon if possible)
• Watercolor palette 
• Paint brushes
• Cup for water
• Paper towel 
• Black or colored construction paper for background (same size as drawing paper)
• White tempera paint 
• Scissors and glue 

 ________________________

Terms & Use:

Please note, in purchasing this resource, you are agreeing that the contents are the property of Kaitlyn Edington and licensed to you only for classroom/personal use. I, Kaitlyn Edington retain the copyright, and reserve all rights to this product.

This lesson is intended for classroom use only and may not claimed or resold as your own.