In writer's workshop, we are learning to use shapes to help us draw. We can draw anything if we think about the shapes that make up that item. Today, I modeled how to do this. I asked 3 students for something that they'd like to learn how to draw. We talked about the shapes that make up each of those items. I then used those shapes when drawing.
1. Curtains- The widow was a big square and the curtains were rectangles.
2. Pirate ship- I started with the bottom half of a circle, added triangles for sails, small circles for port holes and a rectangle for the flag.
3. T-Rex- I used ovals for the body, tail and head. I added rectangles for arms/legs and triangles for spikes down its back.
This was a great opportunity to remind us to praise everyone's best effort.

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