3rd grade Art lesson

Margaret Berg Art: Pink+Blooms | Flowers | watercolor | floral design

my artful nest: fall fun

Here is a great resource for your clay vocabulary needs for elementary and middle school. It is hand-drawn for that sketchbook feel and can be distributed as handouts or printed large on a poster maker - your school probably has one! Fantastic for a traditional or choice based art room - also availa...

Facebook Twitter Pinterest This website includes the color wheel worksheet you see above as well as a PowerPoint presentation and MORE all about the use of colors! This is a great art lesson all in one place! SEE IT ALL HERE We value your privacy and promise never to send you spam; you can unsubscribeRead More

Tutorial on making a diffusing watercolor masterpiece by Crafty Kate!

It always amazed me when 4th-graders would walk into my room for a weaving unit and most of them would NOT know how to tie a knot. I’m talking tears, people! We can no longer assume students know these basic skills. In fact, some may not even have the fine motor skills to complete them. Sometimes […]

Here's a baby fox drawing, easy enough for even kindergarteners to try out. Careful coloring will really make him stand out.

This blogging community is full of super cool people with amazing ideas and lesson plans. Often times, I'll find an idea that is interesting and change it or add to it to suit my student population. It is beyond rare that I find a lesson that I duplicate outright. I've done just that with this project. I take absolutely no credit for this lesson. All the props go to Mrs. Knight at Mrs. Knight's Smartest Artists. This post popped up in my Pinterest feed and I immediately repined it to use…

Jackson Pollock Art Lesson for Kids - looks like a messy and extremely fun art lesson @deborahjustine @classicplay

You need: coloured construction paper 32 by 23 cm white drawing paper A5 size oil pastels scissors glue tempera paint Look at pictures of clowns on the digiboard and talk about how they recognize a clown. Give each student a coloured construction paper and a white sheet of A5 size. Let them cut the corners of the white sheet, and let them paste this clown's face on the coloured sheet. Draw a clown using oil pastels: eyes, nose, mouth, hair, hat, bow etc. Colour the different parts with oil…