Questions for Engagement
- What’s going on in this artwork? What do you see that makes you say that?
- What time of year do you think it is? Why?
- What do you think of when you think of winter? What experiences, feelings, colors, or activities are unique to winter?
- Look around your home and neighborhood, or use your imagination. What do you see or notice that is wintery?
- Can you find things to draw or photograph that make you think of winter?
Activities & Materials
Winter Scavenger Hunt (drawing)
Materials
- Activity sheet (or a blank piece of paper to make your own)
- Something to draw with: pencil, colored pencils, markers, pen, etc.
Activity
- Print the activity sheet, or make your own. (To make your own activity sheet, use a pencil to draw nine squares on a piece of paper, or draw a grid with nine squares, like Tic-Tac-Toe.)
- Try to find or imagine something for all nine object descriptions listed on the activity sheet.
- Sketch each object in the boxes on the activity sheet. If you want, you can color the sketches, too.
- Display your artwork, or give it as a gift.
Winter Scavenger Hunt (photo)
Materials
- Smartphone
- Social media account Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, etc.)
Activity
- Print or refer to the activity sheet for the descriptions of things to find or imagine.
- Take photos of each of the nine things described on the activity sheet.
- Use the free Layout app (for Apple or Android devices) or a similar app to combine your photos into a grid.
- Post your photo collage on social media, and tag it #AshevilleArtMuseum #MyAshevilleArt #MakerMonday.