Peer Lesson #8 (Scratch Art)

For this lesson we created our own scratch art paper, and made a mitten from it. The paper was created by us drawing on a piece of white paper with crayons, and then painting over with a mixture of water and paint. Once the paint dried, we used a wooden tool to scratch our designs on the paper. The requirement were that each mitten needed to have two different types of lines on it.

An extension activity that I would do with this is have the student scratch off different cursive letters on a piece of the scratch of paper. I think this would be a fun way for the students to learn how to write in cursive.

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