Vincent van Gogh: Starry Night

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Description: For this project, we created a Vincent van Gogh scene using tissue paper, construction paper, oil pastels, and mod podge. I used a yellow, red, and orange background to represent a warm climate. For my front scene I chose to do mountains. For the sky I drew lines to show a slight windy breeze and I also drew stars with white oil pastel. 


Extension Activity: An extension activity would be to have students solve math facts and then color the picture of The Starry night to help them memorize their math facts. 




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