Encourage creative thinking and drawing with these 30 'draw more' activity pages. Students will finish each drawing by using their imagination and ideas. Included in the pack are 30 single worksheet pages: draw more leaves and bugs finish the snail trail draw more spiders turn the circles into anything draw what is in the jars draw more clouds in the sky draw yourself in the photo frame draw more birds in the tree turn the squares into anything add toppings to the pizza add spots on the bugs draw details on the house draw peoples' faces draw more sea creatures draw what else is on the hill draw more details on the robot draw the rest of the robot draw patterns on the leaves draw the rest of the garden draw squares in squares draw what's on the hamburger draw the owl's faces draw the windows and people on the bus draw faces on the pumpkins draw more cars on the roads turn the pentagons into anything finish the birds draw more scoops on the sundae draw more waves draw inside the haunted house windows We do hope your little learners love completing these art projects. Use them as an art warm-up or stimulus for writing. Ask your students to write a story following their creative thinking time! A bonus (and optional for use) digital activity is included for use the Easel by TpT. It includes 30 slide activities that match the printable pages! Click here to return to my store home page

Are you eager to start an art journal but don't know where to start? This is a complete step-by-step guide for art journaling beginners.

Journal quotes to add to your art journal, bullet journal, or personal journal. These journaling quotes are perfect for creative projects!

We introduce journals with our 3 year olds with simple ideas that teach them how to love and care for their little books.

Staring at a blank page can be frustrating. I'm sharing these 7 simple ideas on how to start an art journal page, and feel creative again.

Blank books provide a great way to encourage kids to write. Here are 3 easy ways to assemble blank books for your writing center, literacy center, and beyond.

These 35+ amazing art journal ideas will be sure to inspire. From art journal techniques, cover ideas and art journal supplies & more.

Gesso is a supply that I think is often overlooked or only thought of as a basic prepping supply. But that is really doing this amazing medium a big disservice. I love to use gesso in lots of different ways in my art journals and I am sharing a really great background idea with you here in this vide

No more excuses! Starting a journal with your preschooler is easy and helps develop early writing and fine motor skills.

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10 inspirations de pages de scrapbooking, pour sublimer votre bullet journal. Idées de scrapbooking de voyages, souvenirs, films, livres...

How to Draw Your Feelings / Paint Your Emotions Hello friends, today, I'll show you how to draw and paint your feelings. This easy, beginner friendly therapeutic art exercise will help you express yourself and use art as an outlet for your feelings. I’m Youhjung and I do art as therapy with peopl

Bible journaling is the art of keeping visually creative notes in your bible. Bible journaling allows you to read and study the word of God in a fun and unique way.

Learn 15 simple anxiety art therapy activities that can help reduce anxiety and lower stress. Feel calm instantly! Art Therapy Activities for Adults

Lots of brilliant doodle ideas for bullet journals & doodle planners. Looking for how-to-draw tutorials or daily doodle ideas? Click for more.

Beautiful drawings and paintings are a hallmark of a Charlotte Mason education. But what if you're not an artist? You can still teach your child to draw with Charlotte Mason drawing lessons.

Wonder how to draw female faces? If you're a beginner, I'll show you how to draw faces whimsical style, with this easy step by step tutorial.

From the Charles Schulz Museum Here is a fun step by step Snoopy drawing - personalize it to make him uniquely yours! Send your Snoopy to me through Artsonia, Seesaw, Instagram, Twitter, or email. Newly added: Charlie Brown!

Children move through predictable stages of drawing during their development. Here are the drawing milestones, listed by age.

Get the most out of a notebook with lines by utilizing it with these 15 ideas on what to do in a notebook with lines!

Considering nature journaling? Or want to take your own nature journal to the next level? These nature journal ideas are GUARANTEED to wow!

Tips and techniques for drawing flowers with a pen.

Writing is at the heart of nearly all my journal pages, as this is how I try to make sense of the world around me.However, I also like to keep my journals looking interesting, with plenty of variety in them. I believe this has helped to keep me consistent with my journaling routine, as the pleasure of decorating my written journal pages keeps me coming back for more. There are plenty of ways you can create eye-catching journal pages and I will share some of my my favourite ways in this blog post

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Wondering how to start a nature journal with your children? This ultimate guide to nature journals for children is full of ideas you can use to make your own nature journal, start a nature study, and explore the natural world. The ultimate guide to nature journals for children Use these links to dive into […]

Spring is finally here! I love finding ways to integrate art into content areas such as language arts and math. I cannot think of a better project to welcome spring than by creating echo art flowers through a directed drawing exercise. After completing our flowers, we measured with paperclips since we are working on measurement this week. Each student added a sentence under their artwork that stated how many paperclips tall their flowers were. These flowers definitely make an awesome statement for Open House!

So I’ve jumped on the bullet journal bandwagon. I’ve said before that I was never going to use one but I trialed it for a month back in July and actually enjoyed it. It’s not some…

Through this practice, you can be inspired by the stories of Genesis while deepening your walk with God. With these twenty Genesis Bible journaling ideas, you'll discover artistic inspiration and I'll also share the importance of The Book of Genesis.

One way to make your work more personal and unique is to use found items, memorabilia, and objects that have meaning for you. You can tape, glue, adhere, staple, or otherwise attach a heck of a lot of neat stuff. There are almost infinite possibilities.

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Whether you’re new to art journaling or not, you’re always going to need ideas for art journal page backgrounds. Here are eight quick ideas.

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I made this one specifically for my junior students, grades 1-3. Sourced from all over and including some made up be me and my students.

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If you love to travel as I do (obviously haha), then chances are you have a way to document the memories from your trips. If you're looking for a way to do so, let me recommend a travel journal. Every person journals differently. If you look through Pinterest for inspiration, you'll see pages filled with beautiful drawings. My travel journal isn't like that. I can barely draw a stick figure (no really. They always end up wonky with uneven arms and legs). So as much as I would love to be able to draw exactly what I see and experience when traveling, I can't. But that hasn't stopped me from filling the pages of my journal until the spine seems like it's going to give up and just explode. If you need some inspiration for what to include in your travel journal (especially if you can't draw), then you've come to the right place. Not to toot my own horn, but I like to think my travel journal is pretty awesome... Okay.. So maybe I'm tooting my own horn a little... Anyway, let's get to the inspiration!! Plane, Bus orTrain Tickets A great memento of the route you took to get to all the different places you visit! I use tape runners to keep them in place. Postcards Postcards are super cheap to buy, available pretty much anywhere in the world and are a great depiction of the place you're visiting. I mean, they are meant to send home to your family and friends to make them jealous... I mean... let them know you're thinking of them and want to share the view! I use tape runners to keep them in place. Stickers I like to include stickers from the places I visit in my journal. If I go to a restaurant or bakery I really like and they have a sticker, I definitely get one. Coffee Sleeves When I travel I always make it a goal to stop at a local coffee shop. Some of the best coffee I've ever had has come from these little hole in the wall places. If the coffee I get comes with a cardboard sleeve on the cup that has their logo or the name of the shop, I keep it to include in my journal. I use washi tape to hold them in place. Business Cards When I go into little shops, bakeries, etc I tend to grab business cards. It's a great (and free!) memento to add to my journal. I mean, if I ever want to go back, I have the address right there in my notes! Pictures Makes sense right? Include pictures of your favorite parts of your day. See a cool statue? Snap a picture and put it in your journal with some decorative washi tape! Stamps Both postage and ink. Are you in a foreign country? Grab a couple postage stamps. They're not expensive and they're different everywhere you go! Are you visiting a National or State Park? Most have an ink stamp with the date and place, in the gift shop that is free to use. What you ate or drank Every place has their own food and drinks. Why not write about them? You may never get the experience again. You can also include (clean) wrappers of candy, snacks or even teas in your journal. Smell, weather, sounds etc One thing I always do when I go someplace new, is stop, close my eyes and take it all in. Is there a smell of wood burning in fireplaces? Or maybe damp leaves? Write it down. Is the sun beating down? Is there a constant drizzle of rain? Write it down. Is there constantly honking horns? Or maybe it's so quite that you can hear the animals scurrying across the ground. Write it down. These are the things you are less likely to remember down the road. But these are the things that make up new places. People you met I know I meet some amazing people when I travel. I always include them when writing in my journal. I mean, I don't want to forget about them! Foreign Coins After your trip, do you have pokets full of random change? Add it to your journal. I mean you already have it anyway, right? Ticket Stubs What better way to show the tours you went on or the places you've gone? Whenever keeping a travel journal be sure to take the time to write at the end of each day. If you don't, it's very easy for the days to run together and to forget important details of your trip. Most importantly, have fun. Write, draw, bullet, do whatever you want. It's your journal and a documentation of your journey. What do you include in your travel journal? Disclosure: This blog post may contain affiliate links or endorsements for which I may receive compensation. Your purchase helps me continue to bring you tips and adventures. But as always, the views and opinions are my own.