Safari Scavenger Hunt

 Description:

    In this activity we talked about Warm and Cool colors and how you can cover cool colors with warm colors. This one that we drew an animal in blue and the made shapes over the animal with warm colors. Next we would make glasses out of red see through film. 

Extension Activity:

I would do something similar but have a range of animals to let everyone choose and different animal. Then we would with draw it in red or blue and then chose either red or blue film.



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