This is a fun project for any art class! This simple & cool idea comes with easy to follow step by step instructions, photos and materials list included. Perfect for grades K-8
Fun in K1 is a teaching blog focused on Kindergarten and First Grade full of current teaching tips, information and freebies from a classroom teacher currently teaching!
Roben-Marie gives you five tips on why making collages are so much fun. She also touches on how this art practice can also inspire in other directions of your art.
Rome is a cinematic wonderland: a landscape made to be immortalized in photography and film. It’s grandeur lies in the dereliction of empire everywhere you look, the inevitable, inescapable decay…
A psychological reflection on ethics and aesthetics in fashion.
In 6th grade, we talked about how colors can evoke emotions. For example, red can mean love or anger. The students took self portraits with ...
I know you want to help your student become better writers. Teach them how to make a claim and provide evidence. But writing argumentative essays is not the only way to do it. Sometimes, in the battle against apathy, you need something show-stopping. Why not have a literary food truck festival?
This week in art class we studied the primary colors and self-portraits. We first painted the backg...
Today I enjoyed reading Mr. Schu's interview with Lizi Boyd , author of Flashlight and Inside Outside , wordless picture books with ro...
10-page Printable Ocean Diorama that is perfect to design an ocean science project diorama for a school science project. This printable is perfect to use for a backdrop in a shoebox to make a diorama. -Includes the ocean backdrop and sand ground floor to make a diorama box. -Cut out Ocean Animals -Cut out Ocean backdrop grass You are purchasing a 10-page printable pdf. This printable is for personal use only. Please note, you are purchasing a digital PDF download, nothing will be shipped to you. You may print this product as many times are you need. Print at home or at your local copy shop. This listing is for a digital download product. ✅ SIZING US Letter Size (8.5” x 11”) -- to suit your home printer ✅RETURN POLICY/REFUNDS: Due to the digital nature of this item, all sales are final. We are unable to offer cancellations, refunds, or exchanges of any kind. ✅TERMS OF USE: All our files, images, journals, and printables are for personal use only. You may print as many of your items as you’d like for personal use, but you may not share, resell, reproduce, or distribute by electronic or physical means for personal gain, or in any way profit from our designs. By purchasing one of our listings, you are agreeing to our shop policies.
This was a very FUN project that i did for a friend's school. They auctioned these off for their school fundraising event. I photographed each child in the 3 kindergarten classes and then asked them what they wanted to be...
I have an interest in all of the visual arts; painting, photography, film, and um, duh: fashion. This online quiz thing once told me I was a “Visual Thinker”... #OMG #SoTrue. So, I recently ended up in a Google black-hole exploring the work of Martha Rosler, an artist who primarily uses collage as her medium of choice. I was particularly interested in her most recent body of work, which incorporates images from modern fashion magazines within each piece. When someone decides to mix fashion within another medium, I totally geek out. Ok so at this point you’re probably like, “Fashion collages? Really? Giiiiirl, I decorated all my High School binders with cool fashion collages and you don’t see my shit hanging in no museum. Who cares?” So, okay, collage may not be the most difficult of mediums to master, but it gives Rosler’s work an emotional value that no other medium could not have achieved. An important aspect of her work is the fact that she uses only pre-made images, imagery that already exists in the world, independent of Rosler putting them together. The tension that this juxtaposition creates hits the viewer like a ton of bricks. See: We are a generation that has been inundated with war imagery. We are also a generation that has been equally as inundated with glossy fashion advertising. Separately, neither of these images get a rise out of us. We are desensitized to the violence of war just as we are desensitized to the facade of advertising. We have an equal familiarity with both. Rosler’s work forces us to confront this, and makes us think about the way the we process media today. Thoughts my fellow fashion lovers? PS- Sorry if this work has offended you but...well the best art does that, doesn't it? Until Next Time, Brittany
We wrapped up our chapter on color this week and our final projects might be some of my favorite that we’ve ever done! During our unit on color my students had the chance to create their own color wheel’s and man oh man was that a learning experience. For about 75% of my students that was […]
With a Valentine's twist, this simple Kandinsky Heart Art Project for kids encourages children to explore colour mixing and colour combinations.
