Animal Art: Goat Theme | Easy Goat Art Out Of Shapes & Patterns
In this post, I will be sharing a "goat" art idea. This was an art project that Lauren did in Brightly Beaming Resources' (Step 3: Sound of the Week) home school curriculum for the "oa" sound as in "goat", Click Here To Find Out Why We Are Doing Homeschooling.
DISCLOSURE: This blog and post contains affiliate links. This means I may earn a commission should you chose to sign up for a program or make a purchase using my link. Thank you so much for your support!
Lauren made this simple goat art by tracing shapes such as triangles, circles, an oval, and squares to create the goat, next she draws all kinds of design patterns on some parts of the body then traces and colors them with coloring markers and crayons.
READY FOR KID BEFORE STARTING ACTIVITY ALONG WITH OTHER MATERIALS
* Cut different shape patterns to trace and create the goat
DONE BY ADULT OR PARENT
BACKGROUND PAPER: Glue together 2 construction papers in one end using solid glue stick to create a large paper where your kid will trace the shapes to create their goat.
GOAT FACE, HORNS, NOSE, EARS, BEARD, LEGS, TAIL: Create different sizes of triangle patterns for these pieces
GOAT NECK: Create a rectangle shape pattern.
GOAT BODY: Create a large oval shape pattern.
GOAT SPOTS: Create different sizes of circle patterns.
GOAT HOOVES: Create square shape patterns.
GOAT FACE, HORNS, NOSE, EARS, BEARD, LEGS, TAIL: Create different sizes of triangle patterns for these pieces
GOAT NECK: Create a rectangle shape pattern.
GOAT BODY: Create a large oval shape pattern.
GOAT SPOTS: Create different sizes of circle patterns.
GOAT HOOVES: Create square shape patterns.
DONE BY CHILD
* Trace shape patterns on paper
* Trace goat drawing
* Draw details on background
* Draw patterns on goat
* Color the goat
STEPS IN DOING THIS GOAT ART
STEP #1: Let child trace the different shape patterns on paper to create the whole goat. Next, let child draw some patterns on any part of the body. Your kid can alternately draw patterns on a body part. For example they can leave the horns blank and draw patterns on the face, etc. After drawing the patterns, let the child trace the details of the goat using a black coloring marker.
* Trace shape patterns on paper
* Trace goat drawing
* Draw details on background
* Draw patterns on goat
* Color the goat
STEPS IN DOING THIS GOAT ART
STEP #1: Let child trace the different shape patterns on paper to create the whole goat. Next, let child draw some patterns on any part of the body. Your kid can alternately draw patterns on a body part. For example they can leave the horns blank and draw patterns on the face, etc. After drawing the patterns, let the child trace the details of the goat using a black coloring marker.
STEP #2: After tracing the goat details, let child trace the patterns drawn on goat body with any color of coloring markers of their choice, they can alternately color the patterns and use or blend together any coloring material they have or want.
STEP #3: Finally, let the child create the background of their goat, your kid can create any pattern or backgrounds of their choice aside from what is shown in our sample. They can draw a vertical line or horizontal lines etc. and then color it the way they want.
And there goes your "shape & patterns goat art". Below is Lauren's version of this art, get the kids creating their own version of this easy goat art today!
MATERIALS FOR THIS GOAT ART
* construction papers * pencil * solid glue stick * coloring markers * crayons or oil pastel colors
* construction papers * pencil * solid glue stick * coloring markers * crayons or oil pastel colors
LEARNING IS MORE FUN WITH A SONG
Check out "The Billy Goats Gruff Song" below with lyrics about the (billy goats gruff story) that you can show and sing with your kid(s)!
Billy Goats Gruff Song - Goat Song For Kids
Click Here To Watch The Video @ DAILYMOTION
Click Here To Watch The Video @ DAILYMOTION
I'D LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU
If you got any thoughts and questions regarding this post, feel free to interact and write it down in the comment box below. I'd be happy to hear from you. Thank you so much for viewing and reading.
A little support goes a long way! If you’d like to help us keep creating, you can do so at https://ko-fi.com/kreativone