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I’m so in love with this Eric Carle inspired Mixed up Chameleon art. Have you read The Mixed Up Chameleon? It’s the latest highlighted book for the Preschool Book Club Series I’m a part of. It’s such a nice story about a chameleon who doesn’t see his own strengths and tries to be like everyone […]

As part of a Kindergarten art lesson on value and texture, we did a few Eric Carle-inspired texture collage craft activities.

Aren't Eric Carle pictures just amazing? This post will focus on an artist study and art lesson, so it can be used with children.

Today I'm sharing 12 of my favorite Eric Carle inspired crafts and activities. Eric Carle is a popular author, especially among preschool children. These crafts are perfect for little hands, just grab your favorite Eric

Eric Carle's children's books and illustrations are a delight to read to children and also a wonderful inspiration so many art projects- who doesn't love painted paper collages? The Prep students (first year at Primary school) were working on a theme of "Growth and Change" and the story "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" fits in beautifully.

I love happy art lessons. The ones that engage children right from the get-go. These painted paper butterflies are a perennial favorite in my art room. My first graders make painted paper and then use the paper to create butterfly wings. I set out wing templates but encourage the children to make their own wing

Die Raupe Nimmersatt - das Bild wurde mit der Luftballon-Technik gestaltet

Even if you’re not in the education world, you know who Eric Carle is. A beloved author who made his mark in children’s literature with his timeless stories and unique art. From timeless classics like The Very Hungry Caterpillar and The Tiny Seed , his stories have inspired young readers. Hi

I did this project with a group of Kindergartners in our co-op as a part of an Eric Carle author study. We spent some time looking through his books, talking about his collage technique using painted sheets of tissue paper, and seeing how he does it in his studio (in The Art of Eric Carle - great book from our library). Then we tried our own version of the flower that grew from The Tiny Seed. First, we needed to paint several sheets of paper. I used acrylic paint on copy paper to have a…