Art Lesson: Snow Globe Collage

$3.50

Intended for Grades 1-3

This lesson explains how to create the paper snow globe step-by-step with visuals and also has three sample photos.
As a writing extension, I've included a writing sheet on which students can brainstorm ideas for a story about their snow globe (or the snowmen inside) and then write their story (on paper designed to fit the back of the snow globe).

Materials Needed:

Construction Paper (Blue, Brown, Gold/Yellow, White, and any other color you’d like to add)
Colored Pencils
Transparency Film (the kind used for old overhead projectors)
Glue Stick (tape is optional)
Scissors
Sharpie Marker
White tempera paint
Glitter (optional)
Stencils (mounted on poster board – optional)

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