Making a self portrait

Self Image

• The student gained self-awareness by examining their facial features and expressions in order to create a self-portrait.
• They developed fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination while drawing and coloring their self-portrait.
• The activity fostered self-expression and creativity as the student chose colors and shapes to represent themselves.
• By sharing their self-portrait with others, the student may have gained confidence and a sense of pride in their self-image.

Encourage the student to continue exploring their self-image through different art mediums such as collage, sculpture, or mixed media. They can also create self-portraits in different styles, such as abstract or surreal, to express different facets of their identity and emotions.

Book Recommendations

• "I Like Myself!" by Karen Beaumont: A playful and empowering book celebrating self-acceptance and individuality.
• "The Colors of Us by Karen Katz: Explores different skin colors and celebrates the beauty of diversity, promoting positive self-image.