Dynamic symbols and Ben Day dots are synonymous with classic comics. This collage lesson combines both and kicks off with creating prints from bubble wrap to create papers with implied... Learn More
Students focus on color and texture as they color a small piece of sandpaper either in a specific color scheme or the colors of their choice with chalk pastel. Dipping... Learn More
Learn how to mix and move wet paint fluidly while using the wet-on-wet technique in this magical pumpkin lesson. Pipettes of liquid watercolor are used to add vibrant color, with... Learn More
In this lesson, younger students focus on shape and color, mixing their choice of primary colors to achieve a secondary color and using stamping to create their own color field... Learn More
In this lesson, students draw a basic landscape with three types of lines and then use the double-loading painting technique with liquid tempera to fill the landforms with color. Stamped... Learn More
In this lesson, students focus on shape and texture as they draw a simple landscape featuring Mount Fuji and then use a variety of engaging painting techniques to add color.... Learn More
Step into the world of legendary artist and naturalist John James Audubon in this lesson that features a gyrfalcon, the largest species of falcon in the world. In the lesson,... Learn More
In this lesson, your youngest students focus on line, shape and space as they create a colorful piece of art featuring the fastest land animal, a cheetah. This lesson features... Learn More
Get ready to zoom into this art lesson that combines a fun printmaking process along with a creative construction challenge while focusing on both line and shape.... Learn More
This simple but stunning lesson is a perfect first taste of creating landscapes for your youngest students. Inspired by the sweeping mountain scenes and pristine glacial lakes in Banff National... Learn More
These sweet little lambs are ready to flock into your art room this spring. This lesson focuses on texture and creating three-dimensional pieces through simple processes like folding and adding... Learn More
In this lesson, students use washable markers, a coffee filter and a spritz of water to create a vibrant piece of art that mimics the cascading colors on Gilliam’s canvases.... Learn More
Get ready to wow your students with this winter snowflake lesson inspired by Philip C. Stede’s illustrations in Samson in the Snow. In this messy, yet magical lesson, students focus... Learn More
Introduce your youngest students to pop-up art and paper engineering with this seasonal project that uses foundational skills like cutting and folding to achieve stunning results. In this lesson, students... Learn More
Highlight the clean lines and bold geometric shapes of the Art Deco movement with this lesson that has students exploring basic printmaking by stamping their own fancy decorative arts design.... Learn More
This lesson is inspired by jewelry and metalwork during the Art Nouveau movement, which featured flowing lines and natural imagery. Using Model Magic to form vines, leaves and flowers is... Learn More
British designer William Morris’ work showcases principles of the Arts and Crafts Movement. His first wallpaper design, called Trellis, combines geometric and organic shapes to blend the structure of the... Learn More
Introduce your students to a well-recognized fall symbol with this lesson inspired by the timeless Bengali folktale beautifully told and illustrated in Grandma and the Great Gourd: A Bengali Folktale... Learn More