Teach your students to draw the "Princess Cat"using cut-outs as shown in the pictures below. You may be
able to click on these pictures and print them for display. Place the cut-out on blank paper as you talk
them through the process of drawing. You draw each step on a separate paper to model. Then give
them plenty of time to do it themselves. Last comes coloring. The only rules is: "cover all the white with
crayon!" Buff the paper with the palm of your hand for a finished oil pastel quality.
able to click on these pictures and print them for display. Place the cut-out on blank paper as you talk
them through the process of drawing. You draw each step on a separate paper to model. Then give
them plenty of time to do it themselves. Last comes coloring. The only rules is: "cover all the white with
crayon!" Buff the paper with the palm of your hand for a finished oil pastel quality.
Head Legs Body Feet Tail Eyes and Ears
Nose and Mouth Whiskers Neck and Abdomen
Diana's
Cat on Red Pillow
Cat on Red Pillow
Antonieta's
The Princess Cat
The Princess Cat
Here are two examples of finished
pictures:
"Cat on Red Pillow" by Diana,
3rd grade and
"The Princess Cat" by Antonieta,
also 3rd grade.
pictures:
"Cat on Red Pillow" by Diana,
3rd grade and
"The Princess Cat" by Antonieta,
also 3rd grade.