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Your new source for art history related coloring pages. Famous artists and art movements included. Grab your own printable PDF.
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Summer is almost over! How did that happen? Where did the last 2 months go? With a little under 2 weeks left until we go back to school my mind has been increasingly drawn to planning for the ne…
A collection of 25 All About Me activities, including free printables, arts & crafts and learning activities for kids.
Download the Cutting practice worksheet for kids. Funny haircut activity. Scissor skills exercise.. Fine motor skills. Educational preschool game 14638805 royalty-free Vector from Vecteezy for your project and explore over a million other vectors, icons and clipart graphics!
Printing with paint and bubble wrap is a unique art experience for kids where they use their whole body to create.
Your new source for art history related coloring pages. Famous artists and art movements included. Grab your own printable PDF.
FREE cutting, coloring and tracing pack for preschool and kindergarten to practice scissor skills and fine motor skills. Includes 6 no-prep worksheets for a set of easy and fun activities.
Scissor salad is a fun way to practice how to use scissors and build fine motor scissor cutting skills. Get free labels and worksheets!
Wishing wall has room for 12,000 wishes
A tutorital on how to make this beautiful pinecone succulent display for your next classroom art project, student business or holiday gift!
A fun and creative elementary school art lesson plan for K-4th grade. This lesson plans is perfect for celebrating International Dot Day. Art teachers and educators can teach students creativity, courage & collaboration with Kandinsky inspired artwork.
Although we may only think of using fables in lower grades, using fables in upper elementary can be very beneficial. Not only are fables an excellent genre for teaching morals and themes in stories, but because they are short, they are wonderful to use when comparing and contrasting the treatment of similar themes and topics. Using these short stories can be both beneficial and fun, even for our older students. Finding Free Resources Finding free resources for teaching fables is easier than you may think. One wonderful resource can be found at Library of Congress. This website contains a list of classic Aesop fables that you can print or display with your overhead projector for your entire class to use. Another website is Aesop's Fables that also contains a large list of fables. A Fun "Fable Strip" Activity Recently, my students read a variety of fables that I printed from Library of Congress. The students discussed the morals of each fable, compared fables, and completed a fun writing activity. For the "Fable Strips" writing activity, students worked in groups and chose a favorite fable. Then each group collaborated together to create a comic strip style "fable strip" to display. Students sketched and planned three or four scenes about the chosen fable. Once the "fable strip" was planned, students continued working in their groups to draw and color each scene on white paper. Then they cut out each one and used a speech bubble to write the dialogue. Each group created three to four scenes for their fable strip that were then displayed on the bulletin board. Students wrote the moral of the fable on a yellow strip of paper. The moral was then placed below each "fable strip." The final result was this fun fables bulletin board. Graphic Organizers If you follow my blog, then you are not surprised that if I'm discussing reading, I must include graphic organizers. I am a huge fan of using graphic organizers to help students write about their reading, to help them increase their thinking, and to help improve comprehension. This graphic organizer is one of three that are designed specifically for fables. All three graphic organizers can be found HERE in my best selling Reading Graphic Organizers for Literature. Plan a day or two for your students to have fun with fables. They will love it! Thanks for stopping by! Connect with Me: Blog TpT Store Instagram Facebook Pinterest
Take a dot on a walk and see what abstract art kids can create. Use our easy art lesson to make an abstract drawing or painting today.
Last week, my Fine Art for Kids preschool class learned about Impressionism, looking at images by Monet and studying his Bridge over a Pond of Water Lilies. We talked about what an “impression” is,…
On a double chromatic gradation painted with acrylic paint, was pasted the skyline of a city cut out from a black cardboard. The color gradation was painted starting from a central yellow stripe, w…
CYCLE 1 FINE ARTS - DRAWING - WEEKS 1-6 This PDF has everything you need for the block of Fine Arts Drawing, for CC day! Fine Arts is divided in four blocks: -Drawing -Music -Great Artists -Science For this block, each weak has a special project that also matches what its taught during cycle 1 (Ancient Civilizations). It comes with: - list of the materials you will need for each week. - instructions on the “how to” do the art project with your class. - Instructions for both, older and younger clases, and ideas on how to do art time with them. - printable sheets for the students -week 1 OiLs printable sheet Desert printable sheet - week 2 Moses “mirror image” printable sheet - week 3 Pharos Lighthouse at Alexandria printable sheet - week 4 Instructions on how to do project for this week - week 5 Perspective, Old Roman Road printable sheet Perspective, page with “one dimensional shapes come to life” printable sheet No need to spend time looking for ideas to do for each week, it’s already put together!
Spending the first week of school teaching classroom expectations and procedures is essential for a successful year. Glue is a tricky school supply for many little learners and there definitely needs to be instruction dedicated to teaching learners how to use this tool.Glue BottlesWhen learners are not taught how to use their glue correctly things
" International Dot Day ", a global celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration, began when teacher Terry Shay introduced his cl...
Art ideas for kids and families that are HILARIOUS!
You have a 50mm lens and you love fine art photography. How can you approach this better and improve fine-art photography experience with a 50mm lens? When we do fine art photography with a 50mm lens, first we must understand the concept of fine-art and how to arrange the elements in the scene, in the […]
FREE printable Symmetry drawing activity for preschool and kindergarten kids. A fun art and math activity in one! Kids will complete the symmetrical pictures by drawing the other half.
Hey, y'all! We are officially back in school and in full swing! Our first days of art were spent printing dots after reading The Dot! We used Gelli-Arts plates to print our dots because I found that I had about 20 brand new round plates in my storage closet (wow, the things you find when you clean). Here's the video I created for my students: If you cannot see this video then it's because you are looking at my blog from your phone. Super annoying, I know. It's a blogger thing, it's not you. So here's the direct link to my YouTube page. You should totally subscribe because I add new content all the time. Now I know many of you don't have those Gelli Arts plates (and they are a bit expensive) so...I came up with an alternative for you: pie pans from Dollar Tree! I am using the pizza pie pans here: Again, if you can't see it, here it is. First grade through fourth were printing which means I had drying racks brimming with art. So a way to keep up with everything was clipping clothes pins with the teacher's names on them between the classes on the drying rack. Once dry, the clips were used to hold the artwork together. I know...every now and then I have a decent idea. After two 30 minute art classes of printing, my students looked at all of their prints and picked their fave for display. They then had to give their piece a title and 'sign it' like Vashti so it could be displayed in the hallway. Here was a video I created to explain this process: Need more Dot Day fun? Well, here is a simple one-day activity I created as a sub plan a couple of years ago. Sheet included: And if you want to check out a big ole blog post filled with TONS of Dot Day ideas, then here you go!
Including art therapy in the classroom can help students with self-expression, emotional regulation, and confidence. Here's how to do it.
Kids color and cut out a spiral snake, exercising their fine motor skills on this prekindergarten arts and crafts and coloring worksheet.
Teaching Art Using the Bible - Resources and ideas for biblical art lessons in the homeschool
These free spring preschool worksheets are perfect addition to your preschool spring theme! Number and letter recognition, shapes, fine motor skills & more!
Need a lesson where each component takes less than 15 minutes? Consider adding a mixed-media still life study to your art curriculum.
This post may contain affiliate links.I have posted about Q-tip painting before, but another therapist has a different twist on it. She has made some templates to do the q-tip painting, which requires more precision in the painting. This is a guest post by a therapist, Tova Stulberger, who made some templates to use when...
Pre-K and TK Back to School Worksheets. Name practice, fine motor skills, color identification, pre-k math skills and pre-k alphabet practice.
It brings me so much joy knowing that my daughter loves art as much as I do. My five-year old spends the vast majority of her free time drawing, painting or crafting. It is wonderful to be able to share this with her. I introduced her to the great artists early on and her curiosity […]
Painting on tin foil using cotton buds (Q tips) is an easy process art idea for kids. Foil painting is great for working on fine motor skills as well as colour mixing for toddlers and preschoolers. This art technique was inspired by Van Gogh's painting the starry night.
Start your fine motor skills task box collection with this free set of playdough activity cards! This freebie also includes a label and instructions.
Fall activities for your little learners for math, literacy, fine motor, and more! There are so many fun things to do and learn about in the fall!
Looking for a simple and enjoyable way to enhance fine motor skills in children? Try paper tearing activities! Uncover the benefits and creative possibilities. Click now!
