CCE Marine Digital Education Initiative- 3/23/2020 Week of the Osprey!
CCE Marine Digital Education Initiative- 3/23/2020 Week of the Osprey!
CCE Marine Digital Education Initiative- 3/23/2020 Week of the Osprey!
CCE Marine Digital Education Initiative- 3/23/2020 Week of the Osprey!
Digital Education Initiative: OSPREY Week of 3/23/2020
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On the Water + In the Field
Check out this special On the Water + In the Field episode that focuses on ospreys. We encourage you to test your knowledge, participate in our art integration activities, and share your experience with us.
Get "ArtSea"!
Project 1. Learn to Draw an Osprey!
Watch this step-by-step guide to drawing an osprey with local artist and CCE Art + Science Instructor Carolyn Munaco.
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| How to Draw an Osprey (pdf 2 pages) | |
Project 2. Osprey Collage
Step-by-step guide to creating this beautiful collage!
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| OSPREY_collage_steps_CCE.pdf | OSPREY_collage_example.pdf |
Contact
Kimberly Barbour
Back to the Bays Director
kp237@cornell.edu
631-461-5294
Last updated April 15, 2020
Fast Facts
Take Our Osprey Quiz!
Osprey Quiz Powerpoint
To take our osprey quiz, click the link above and then open the downloaded file.
Blind Contour Art Exercise with ArtSea Director Carolyn Munaco
Blind continuous line drawings are exercises in focusing in and paying attention to detail, something that is vital in both science and art.
By practicing this drawing exercise your are improving your observation, drawing, and hand eye coordination.
The drawings are usually not very good, often looks like a big scribble, and make you laugh but it helps you to learn how to draw what you are actually seeing rather than what you think you see.
An example is the classic cotton ball tree drawing, two lines for the trunk and a round cotton ball shape on the top for all the branches and leaves. Although symbolic we all know that trees do not actually look that way but more often then not that is how the are drawn.
Get a pencil & paper, go outside in your backyard and look at a tree. Imagine that there is an ant on a new mapping expedition of walking the contour lines of the tree and your eyes must follow its every move while your hand with pencil is the map maker. You can not look down at your hand drawing because you will loose sight of the ant and then he will be lost forever. And if you lift your pencil he will hit a dead end!
Teacher & Student Resources
Activities
OSPREY
Coloring Pages
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Read the OSPREY Fast Facts and then test your knowledge with this
Crossword Puzzle!
Osprey Picture Search & Coloring Page
