Visual Arts
Visual Arts
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As students draw self portraits during the school year, they begin to develop an …
A visual arts lesson that familiarizes the students with a variety of textures. The …
A visual art lesson where the teacher engages the students by reading them a …
A visual arts lesson where the teacher mixes the three primary colors to make …
This lesson includes several ways that young students can be taught about types of …
In this video, I will tell you all about what project I do, how …
The teacher regularly introduces an artist’s work and has the students complete a project …
A visual arts lesson that teaches the students an ancient Japanese art style. The …
Students use age-appropriate vocabulary to describe, analyze, interpret, and make judgments about shape, lines …
Sponge printing for kindergarten art activities will require tempura paints and a few other choice items. Learn about sponge printing …
Students learn colors by observing the physical objects around them including crayons, their own …
Explore nature by matching up different color shades with objects in the outdoors. Children get physical exercise, practice motor skills …
This lesson about friendship uses a story and an interactive art project to help …
Collage Art for Kids
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In this lesson, the teacher uses papers she has carefully torn to create a beautiful …
Learn how to make a flower-print bookmark out of flowers and plants you find in your garden.
Casi Hamilton describes how she incorporated rain sticks in to an all-ages curriculum
Lesson Supplements
These videos can be shown in class, or students can watch them on their own.
You can also get valuable ideas from them to use in your teaching.
Join teacher Emily as she shows the Art House gang how to draw a fish using basic shapes! …
Line is one of the most important elements of art. Teach and learn about …
Children will learn to recognize colors with this play along activity song that makes learning fun. Our song about colors …
A step-by-step look at how to create a color wheel and how it’s useful.
Sign along with Sesame Street and OK Go! and learn about the three primary colors: red, yellow, and blue.
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