Jump right into making art while building community with this name project that has been inspired by the art of contemporary American artist Jeffrey Gibson. In this minimal-material lesson, students... Learn More
Create a unique textile-inspired quilt square with this lesson in which students create patterned, dotted paper that mimics the look of pointillism but uses only dot markers. The paper is... Learn More
In this lesson, students use an oil pastel to set up their painting with a quick drawing of a castle and horizon line that creates a sense of space. Liquid... Learn More
In this lesson, students will focus on using a variety of lines to create the illusion of three-dimensional space. They will also create tints of colors to create a colorful,... Learn More
In this lesson, students will use watercolor resist to create textured trees and colorful foliage for a simple supply lesson that is still a stunner. Create a colorful, magical forest... Learn More
Take a step back in time with this landscape lesson that has been inspired by American artist Grant Wood’s painting Stone City, Iowa. In this lesson, students will focus on... Learn More
Students focus on space, line and value as they draw their own animal, either from observation or from one of the included drawing guides before using paint to add color.... Learn More
This Highway Sign lesson introduces students to key art concepts like emphasis, space and line through a fun, mixed-media project.... Learn More
Introduce your students to the dramatic architecture of the Ancestral Puebloans in this lesson that has been inspired by the awe-inspiring Mesa Verde National Park in Colorado. In this lesson,... Learn More
Using only paper, markers and scissors and glue, students create their very own tube bird feeder and then use folding to create the half cylinder form. Students include the birds... Learn More
In this lesson, students focus on form and contrast as they transform a slab of either air-dry or kiln-fire clay into a three-dimensional dish, use stamping to add an inscription... Learn More
Inspired by the beautiful book A Little Like Magic, this lesson will guide you in leading students through creating a textured winter landscape topped with a parchment paper ice sculpture... Learn More
Just a few basic art-making materials are needed to make the snowmen come to life in this Pop-Up Snowmen lesson. In this lesson, students use basic paper a simple box... Learn More
Highlight the bold lines, geometric shapes and colors of the Art Deco movement with this lesson that has students using a basic form of printmaking and paper-folding transferring technique to... Learn More
This low-prep lesson that explores Art Nouveau typography creates a great opportunity for students to learn about art history and design. Featuring an abundance of choice, from the letter used... Learn More
Any discussion about the Arts and Crafts movement would be incomplete without a mention of British designer William Morris. In this lesson, students will learn about the founder of the... Learn More
Your fourth graders will have fun recreating their own interactive race based on the infamous race between the tortoise and the hare in Aesop’s fable. Students can choose to feature... Learn More
Cooler weather brings a natural desire to snuggle down with a good book, which is just what these cozy critters are doing in this leaf-printing art lesson. Students will start... Learn More