Got a bunch of popsicle sticks in the art room you want to put to good use? Try this easy and fun, little to no prep, print and go POPSICLE ABSTRACT ART activity. Students will use popsicle sticks and trace them overlapping one another on their paper. Once they fill in their space, they outline and color inside every shape/gap with a fun color scheme. Encourage them to make theirs unique by adding other details such as line designs or patterns, doodles, text, white gel pen accents, etc. Great for an EMERGENCY SUB lesson, quick 1-2 day activity, before or after a spring/fall/winter break. No prior drawing or art skills required! THIS PRODUCT COMES WITH: 3 page PDF of activity directions and steps with colored student examples TOU page MATERIALS NEEDED FOR THIS LESSON: Drawing paper of any size Popsicle sticks (I prefer the thicker ones but any will work) Coloring supplies of your choice Have any questions or issues regarding your product? Feel free to reach out to me via email at [email protected]. I would love to help in any way I can! Enjoy this product? Check out these other similar tutorials! Crumble Paper Abstract Art Emergency Sub Art Lesson Soda Can Design Emergency Sub Art Lesson Emergency Sub Art Lesson BUNDLE Want more information on my art resources and content? Read my blog posts here!
Popsicle sticks are one of those craft items which you can always find in your craft stash. They are so inexpensive, fun and provide endless options for
Illustrations done on Popsicle sticks. Usually after dessert after dinner. Quite often while watching Sex and the City reruns.
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I decided to take on my own challenge of incorporating a STEM activity every day for a week. It turned out to be a huge success where both my students and I had a blast. Here were the various …
Use tension and popsicle sticks to make stick bombs! They explode when you throw them - three different designs make this the perfect rainy day activity.
By using popsicle sticks, plastic sticks, or colorful straws, you can do this fun matching activity! You just need to examine the printables and then use your sticksstraws to create the same design p
For several years now I've used the fall festival to create a collaborative art piece involving students, parents, family members, teachers, and administration. Some years they are HUGE!!(Kandinsky Fence Project, Art Cubes..etc). This year I went small. We did the craft stick mural using the regular size craft sticks. Normally I would suggest using the next size up because you can accomplish greater detail in your designs, but it was something I had on hand & wouldn't cost any extra money. Sometimes...money does impact our choices as art educators. No matter...they turned out great!! I had moms, dads, grandparents, neighbors all setting down with their kids & creating together. Plus...I feel the results were amazing!! I prepped for the event by taping 12x18 paper down at each seat to protect my tables from young artists that might not have as great control. I placed warm color or cool colors at the tables....wanting to separate them out so I could do a pattern when assembling the pieces. (For the most part this worked out...but I had PARENTS going to other tables to get the other colors!! ha ha) I opted to do a chevron pattern. This is not as easy to do when their are irregularities with the craft sticks. So there are some spacing differences. I placed glitter glue in between the spaces. I attached it to foam core board I got at dollar tree. You have to be careful though...because sometimes the boards are really bent. I finished it off by brushing it with a satin finish acrylic glaze(just for added protection!) On the back I hot glued string and then duct taped it down to make sure it would not come loose. It is hanging in the office where there is less traffic of little hands to touch it. So hopefully it will stay up for awhile!!
Popsicle Stick art project- totally easy and fun for everyone to make.
⭐ Popsicle Sticks Activity BUNDLE https://www.etsy.com/listing/1674334059 These popsicle stick activities make the learning process fun and engaging. Use these toddler activities to increase interaction with children in homeschool learning. This set includes 12 visual cards. THIS IS A DIGITAL DOWNLOAD, NO PRINTED MATERIALS ARE INCLUDED! 🔸WHAT WILL YOU RECEIVE🔸 After your payment, you will receive instant downloading access to the purchased files which contain 3 PDF pages. You will receive two size options to download: ►8.5”x11” regular US letter size ►A4 (210mm x 297 mm) 🔸 I recommend to laminate pages for multiple uses. 🔸NEED TO KNOW 🔸 Please note, that color may slightly vary due to different screen configurations! MORE POPSICLE STICKS ACTIVITIES → https://etsy.me/3VBtwwo OUR TODDLER BUSY BOOKS → https://etsy.me/3oKpRM8 OUR PRESCHOOL WORKSHEETS → https://etsy.me/3afWJXj OUR PERPETUAL CALENDARS → https://etsy.me/3kXxG06 🔸HOW TO DOWNLOAD 🔸 On your computer go here www.etsy.com/your/purchases On the right, there is a download button. Just click and save the files to your computer. For mobile devices please use your regular browser and log in. *If you purchased as a guest you will receive an automatic email from Etsy containing your download links of printable resources. 🔸Terms of use🔸 All files are for personal use only and cannot be used commercially or be resold/redistributed. Thank you! Back to RikiTikiArt's shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/RikiTikiArt 🔸KINDLY NOTE🔸 Thank you for visiting! P.S. Don't forget to favorite this item and favorite our shop, so you can stay updated with any new items and discounts.
Back to School Apple Popsicle Stick Frame- a fun back to school themed craft using popsicle sticks that perfectly holds those First Day of School Photos.
The popsicle stick creations of NDSU architecture students scrape the sky in the Museum atrium. On display April 7 - 12.
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Your kids will love this fun floating popsicle stick boat craft because they can play with in the water when they're done making it!
STEM Challenges {Popsicle Sticks} encourages critical thinking, engineering skills,cooperation, and creativity! This product focuses on ONLY using Popsicle Sticks when building! Please note that this product includes quick challenges for students to use when creating. These are not step by step STE...
Let's learn how to build a house out of popsicle sticks. In this step-by-step popsicle stick house tutorial, you will learn all the basic tricks to make walls, windows, fences, and stairs to build a beautiful little craft house. Kids can draw a design of the popsicle stick house beforehand which will help them plan
These super-fun Craft Stick Exploding Boomerangs can be easily made with just 4 craft sticks in about 10 seconds or less. They "explode" on contact!
Create an adorable back to school colored pencil craft using a few popsicle sticks and googly eyes! Kids of all ages will love it.
Today me and my son had a fun activity of making numbers with popsicle sticks. This activity can also help children in learning the digital formation of numbers.
Remember when we used to terrify our parents with popsicle stick crafts that clashed with everything? Here are 9 fun popsicle stick crafts for grown-ups.
Do you know what is perfect for a rainy day? A playdate? Any sick day? Or a just-about-an-anything day? Homemade musical instruments! If you're not sure what to do with the kiddos, making a homemade musical instrument band is the answer! There is so much fun to be had and amazing memories to be made
What is is about wooden popsicle sticks that makes everyone want to craft up something fun? But hold on to holiday ornaments my friends, this is a project you will want to hang on your wall year round! Using regular pantry-grade food coloring and Aleene's glue, we can make a sophisticated art piece that is as easy as it is impressive. It feels summery. It feels coastal. It feels AWESOME. Want to make one? Come on now! What you need: Tacky Glue 20
How to make popsicle stick bow and arrows (or mini bow and arrows) that are perfect for a rainy spring day or to add to Valentines!
Do you know what is almost TOO simple for a crafting supply? Popsicle sticks. If you don't have any on hand, I highly recommend that you get a package so you and your kids can have fun with these popsicle stick crafts and activities! For this post, I've searched the internet for some of the
Create and Construct with Popsicle Sticks: How to build letters, numbers, shapes, and more using craft sticks and Velcro dots!
Print the free activity mats for hands-on learning building 2D shapes with popsicle stick. Includes eight different 2D shapes.
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Kids can learn so much when taking part in weaving activities and crafts. Keep on reading to find out how to make your own popsicle stick weaving looms! Follow our Creative Play Pinterest board! Weaving provides a wonderful opportunity for kids to discover patterns and textures and to encourage growth in fine motor skills and eye …
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Arrrgh Matey!! Pirates - Coloring Masks is a fun resource to have students engaged in activities with the Pirate theme! This resource is ready for coloring, masks to be cut and used in dramatic role-play. These fun masks are a great way for young children to explore their own creativity! Students can color them as they wish, though they might need help to cut the eyes out because these are a bit small. Each face can then be glued into cardboard or popsicle sticks in the bottom to make them easy to use! Ways to use this resource are various. They can be handed out for coloring or placed in an Art Center. These can also be used for acting out a children's story, or even have students create their story based on the mask they get. This can also be used for review of colors, if you decide ahead of time what color students need to use for the different face features. Student can color and cut in pairs, individually, or in groups. Included are 5 different designs. This is a ready-to-print and color resource! These fun masks are a great way for young children to explore their own creativity! Pirates - Coloring Masks
Making Upper Case and Lower Case english alphabets with just popsicle sticks. Practice alphabets for preschoolers, kindergarteners, prek and homeschoolers.
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If you’re looking for a science experiment to try today, then try building a popsicle stick chain reaction! This is a way to stack popsicle sticks together, and when you let them go, they all pop up in the air one by one in a long explosion! (Not an actual explosion by the way, that’s
Check out how you can make a simple popsicle stick catapult with materials you already have at home. It's a fun STEM project that you can do with your kids indoors on a rainy day!
Kids will love this enchanting Nature Suncatcher Craft! Invite your little ones to explore nature and have fun making their own adorable suncatcher craft. You won't believe how simple it is to make, you only need a few household items and a free afternoon to spend outside with your little ones exploring nature and doing some crafting.
