Explain the "Ground Line." Objects closer to us are larger and lower on the page; objects far away are smaller and higher up.
Draw 2–3 large trees in the foreground. Encourage "character" in the branches—twisted, tall, or drooping. Explain the "Ground Line
Visual aids (photos of real forests vs. illustrations from fairy tales), examples of different tree shapes. Visual aids (photos of real forests vs
A4/A3 paper, gouache or watercolors, brushes (large/fine), water jar, and a palette. 2. Introduction (5–7 minutes) Once the trees are dry
If you tell me the or a different theme (like "Space Journey" or "My Pet"), I can tailor the steps and vocabulary for you.
Have everyone place their drawings on their desks.
Once the trees are dry, add "magic" elements using bright dots or fine lines: Glowing mushrooms. Sparkling leaves or "fairy dust." Unusual patterns on the bark.