Line Art Pattern Example Handouts for Zentangle Zendoodle Mindfulness Art
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Description
Black and white line and shape pattern examples to use as a handout when your students are completing zentangle or zendoodle art activities. Ready to print and use.
Designed for beginners. The majority are basic patterns that are easy to draw. Includes some patterns that require a bit more skill. Suitable for a range of ages and fine motorskill ability.
A total of 200 PATTERNS on 10 separate pages (20 patterns per sheet).
BONUS ITEMS:
- Blank template to create and name your own patterns.
- Template to practise filling spaces with patterns.
OPTIONS FOR USE:
- Students copy the patterns.
- Students adjust the patterns - flip it, rotate it, make some of the lines thicker, make alternate shapes smaller, etc
- Students mix and match the patterns - take some of this pattern and some of that pattern and mix them together to create a brand new pattern.
Use as handouts or display on the classroom wall.
This resource can also be used in math lessons when looking at patterns.
The patterns have names. Some are based on what they look like (eg 'Squares in Squares') and some are based on the inspiration for the pattern (eg 'Grandma's Curtains').
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