read the instructions think about how you read the different kinds of tex a vegetable bouquet what can you…

read the instructions think about how you read the different kinds of tex a vegetable bouquet what can you do if you dont want to eat your vegetables? turn them into art! you can use paints to transform vegetable slices into blooming \flowers.\ you will need: • white art paper • watercolors • tempera paints • paintbrushes • paper plates • salt • sliced vegetables such as cucumber, onion, and bell pepper 1. on the art paper, use watercolors to paint a vase sitting on a table. let the paint dry. 2. paint the background with watercolors. while the paint is wet, sprinkle some salt over it to add texture. when the paint is dry, shake off the excess salt. 3. pour one color of tempera paint onto each plate. 4. dip a vegetable slice into a paint color. press the slice onto the paper to print a flower \blossom\ above the vase. 5. repeat, using the other vegetables to create different colors and shapes of blossoms. 6. use green paint to add stems and leaves. skill practice read each question. fill in the bubble next to the correct answer. 1. which steps involve making a print? a steps 4 and 5 b steps 5 and 6 c steps 3 and 4 d steps 2 and 3 2. what is the second thing you do with the tempera paints? a paint a table for the vase to sit on. b dip a vegetable slice into it. c pour it onto plates. d paint some stems and leaves. 3. which best describes the art project? a working with salt to make texture b using onions to make a print c printing and painting to make a picture d painting with watercolors 4. which one is true about the art project? a you need scissors to complete it. b you use two different kinds of paints. c you need only two colors of paints. d all of the flower blossoms will have the same shape. strategy practice explain what you did differently to read the list of supplies as opposed to the numbered steps.

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