Clockwise from top left: Ernie, Emma, Annabelle, Rufus Goofy? Check. Serious? Check. Rufus looks a bit like a lioness? Check. I’m not sure what it is about groups of things like this, but I l…
Super cute insect collage art project for kids or adults- make bugs fun and stripey using watercolor and some colored card stock.
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After a walk, take inspiration from our list of 13 nature-inspired creature craft activities you can create from what's in your backyard or local park.
This Guide shows you how to create amazing creatures using different types of wire. Two different methods can be used, one that uses material like fabric or paper to create a body to build on, grea…
This simple pipe cleaner animals and creature project will literally keep your kiddos busy for hours. The children and I were discussing how God made everyone different and in His own image. I explained that there are no two people or creatures alike. I thought it would fun for my children
Last week, my daughter and I had a ton of fun making straw blown peacocks. The response was overwhelming and I received a few requests for additional ideas. We are always up for a challenge and were excited to play with this technique some more. So, here are a few more blow paint creatures with […]
How cute is this 3D Curled Paper Ant Art? Such a lovely craft idea for little ant and insect fans this Summer.
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Celebrate wildlife and warm tropical weather! Cut and color a flock of these bright winged creatures!
Don't miss these Adorable Kindergarten Worksheets for May. Get the math and literacy practice with the fun of flowers, bugs, and gardens.
Save your old food magazines for this bug collage project. The shiny and colorful fruit has a whole new look when viewed as bug parts.
In her animal illustrations, artist Kelsey Oseid explores different animal groups. Her posters show the diversity of the world's living things.
Recherches graphiques pour Gardes à Vous, les Poux ! paru en 2007 chez Flammarion Père Castor. L'album contient un peigne à poux orange avec un poux dessiné dessus !!! L'histoire est écrite par Charlotte Moundlic. POUX Feutre Staedler Pigment Liner 0.1 sur papier croquis blanc crème Canson - Format original : 14,4 x 19,5 cm CHEVEUX Feutre Staedler Pigment Liner 0.1 sur papier croquis blanc crème Canson - Format original : 14,4 x 19,5 cm ©f*Parme - Charlotte Moundlic - Flammarion Père Castor - 2007-2013
This post includes activities and resources about spiders. Exploring spider webs can be loads of fun and super interesting! Kids will love it!
This type of animal fits comfortably into a pocket or pencil case, won't make a peep during class, and is easy to take care of: It doesn't need food or water, and it never gets fleas.
These autumn leaf butterflies and dragonflies are SO COOL and are completely inspired by nature! Fall is here, and our neighborhood is sooo pretty right now! There are so many beautiful trees changing colours. Bright oranges, rich reds and bold yellows are taking over the streets and I LOVE it! It wasn't hard to be influenced by all the beauty of autumn, and this craft was so much fun! Nature really provides the bulk of what you'll need to make this craft! I went on a little walk around the block with my kids and we found SO many cool
We are so excited about summer! Whether enjoying crazy cool activities or making easy crafts like this Wooden Spoon Garden Craft, we are ready to play, create, and learn with our kids in the sun.
To start off our insect lesson, we compared what we know about the traits of animals, people and insects. However, this may be better for the end of an insect unit. Here are my favorite Pinterest i…
Insect ice excavation is a classic. I can’t think of one year in the preschool classroom where I haven’t done this science/sensory activity!
Draw the missing half of an insect to complete the picture! These drawing prompts are good for studying symmetry and entomology with kids at the same time.
Here is another dinosaur art project that Kindergarten did this week. Silhouettes always look great and help with developing those scissor cutting skills. MATERIALS REQUIRED: watercolor paper, we used 90lb tempera paint, we used the dry cakes paintbrush templates (links provided below) black paper pastel and/or chalk glue stick scissors Tape off your watercolor paper onto your art board. Art boards are 1/4 inch thick pieces of masonite about 16 x 24. I get the Home depot staff to cut them for me for free from a big sheet. 1 large sheet = 12 boards..perfect size for the student desktop. I always tape off any painting project..it provides a nice mat edge for presentation. Starting with yellow, paint a graduated wash for your background sky. The order we used was yellow,orange,red,purple,blue and then a bit of black for the darkening sky. While the paint still has some shine sprinkle on some coarse sea salt in the purple,blue,and black sections. The salt reacts with the paint and causes a small bloom which in our case looks like stars in the distant sky. Let dry. I though this one turned out pretty neat....it looks like tornadoes coming down from a stormy sky... Now using bluish black paint in some ground on the yellow end of your paper. I asked the kids to ensure they left some flat areas where the dinosaurs could stand. You can see how that salt is causing those small blooms... Let dry. When fully dry remove the carefully remove the tape. Now you need to get the dinosaur templates, you can borrow mine DINOSAUR TEMPLATE 1 DINOSAUR TEMPLATE 2 DINOSAUR TEMPLATE 3 Print off ...you can transfer them onto thin card to make tracers...this works well with a class. Trace out your dinosaur shapes and cut out of the black paper. Glue onto your painting with the glue stick. For some extra oomph I had the kids add streaming comets in the sky...they thought that was great...the whole "Doom of the Dinosaur" thing. Well that's it for now...give it a try. see you next time gail
10 fabulous free printable collection of natural history posters. More specifically, birds, insects and butterfly posters by Adolphe Millot.
These magical singing creatures are a fun summer craft activity for both you and your child. You can even go […]
your done! make head and legs fold un cut pieces together and glue fold in half cut up to folded line teacher made. very important to cut to the fold or lizard will not bend nicely! add patterens! Teacher comes around and folds in sides while students color cut on line while paper is folded, large triangle is body, small ones are saved for heads and legs next art class Fold paper, draw a slanted line from one corner to the next start with large paper folded in half
Join the "Art Junkie" to be updated right from your mailbox! I´ll even send you a super secret 15% OFF coupon code for your first order just for signing up!! http://eepurl.com/gRhRsf Coleoptera study print. Happy, fun colorful art for children and adults alike! A vibrant design featuring a collection of bugs. This is a print of my original watercolor painting "Coleoptera study". I printed these on 100% textured white paper with archival inks, for you to get a print with the look & feel of an original watercolor. I sign each print by hand before shipping so every print has been touched by the artist's hands. Available in different sizes. Each painting is designed to provide you with a death-free alternative to having your favorite insects on your wall. This watercolor would make a lovely addition to the home of any nature lover or bug collector, or anyone with an appreciation for these unique creatures. upgrade to faster shipping available at check out. Another similar illustration https://www.etsy.com/listing/833453139/beetle-art-print-bright-bold-kids-room?ref=shop_home_active_19 Nassybah Cruz is an illustrator, and amateur naturalist based in Madison WI. Her Watercolor illustrations focus on natural history subjects like taxonomy, biodiversity, and taxidermy, as well as related subjects like astronomy and the ways humans relate to the natural world. She currently lives in Chiapas, MX with her husband, and their kids. To shop prints, Stickers, journals, originals, and more, check out the shop. For questions about work, press, or just to say hello, here's how to get in contact . nussay [!at] gmail.com
Last summer my students created these beautiful firefly collages. I was thrilled to be asked by Arts and Activities magazine to write an article for the lesson. It will be in next month's June issue. Here's the link: http://pubdev.ipaperus.com/ArtsandActivities/AAJune2016/?page=14
