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Teach about Monet

Age Range: 5 - 11
By: Rachael Jones

When teaching children about Monet's techniques do not use paint!

Having just carried out work on the water lilies I have found a great way to get a monet effect is to use chalk in the pastel shades, then smudge!

The children love this and the effect is brilliant!

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Clivef40

18th April 2011

Any pictures of the results? I am doing Monet after Easter. Thanks for the tip.

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