Erice Carle-Themed Butterfly Painting Classroom Collaboration Craft
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Our Eric Carle Study. This has taken some time to complete. We started this process when we were exploring colors.Each day we made different textured colored paper and if it was a color mixing day, we would create the new color right on the paper. We then took all of our papers and created his butterfly on a white canvas. I did the initial butterfly set up. The next day the students cut all sorts of shapes to embellish the wings. This turned out pretty amazing and now the students understand the process that Eric does when creating his illustrations.
