Explore PARIS! Art Lesson – Collage & Pointillism (Eiffel Tower)

EXPLORE PARIS! Create an amazing collage of the Eiffel Tower and learn about the artist Georges Seurat & Pointillism. Great project to use as a supplement to learning about France or during French class.

- Learn about France & the beautiful city of Paris.

- Create a pointillism painting of the Eiffel Tower.

- Step-by-step instructions with sample images.

- Easy to follow with impressive results. Kids will be proud of their finished paintings. These are great to display at school.

Includes the following:

- Introduction: Learning objective & teacher information, Map of the World, Quick Facts about France & Geography, Paris Landmarks, About the Eiffel Tower, French Food & Paris Fun Facts!

- Worksheet: Written and drawing response activity worksheet - can be done at home, in class as small groups or individually.

- Art Project: Sample project, step-by-step guide

- Summary Sheet: Can be printed and glued to back of artwork

Art Supplies:

White (12x18") & Yellow Craft Paper (8.5 x 11"), Tempera paints (primary & white), Sponge Brushes, Pencil, Ear-buds, Scissors, Glue, Magazines / scrap paper.

For some of our other lessons, click below:

• Explore BRAZIL. Learn about the Amazon Rainforest + Create Paper Puppets!
• Art Class: PERU! Learn about the Incas, Machu Picchu + Create a Collage.
• Explore JAPAN! Elementary Art Lesson: Line Drawings + Printmaking. Gr. 1-3

Exploring My World™ Program:

Through our "Exploring my World" art classes, kids will learn more about our planet and its cultures, while completing unique, global-themed art activities!

• Expands world knowledge through exploration of global art and cultures
• Encourages imaginative thought and creativity
• Develops fine motor + creative skills, as well as global curiosity
• Provides students with varied art mediums to experiment with
• Teaches students new and exciting art techniques

Get in Touch:

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We would love to see some work in progress or completed projects!

You can also e-mail us at anika@dunekids.ca with any questions or requests.