Easy to Draw Gargoyles Easy to Draw Stained Glass Windows
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Using texture, the student will create imaginary monsters.
Students (and teacher) will see how with just one set of directions, everyone in the classroom will come up with very unique works of abstract art.
This art activity focuses on the shape of numbers. A good tie-in to math for younger students.
Contour drawing is an excellent way to train the eye to draw what it really sees rather than what it thinks it sees.
A great lesson submitted by Leon Ruder - Artist and Teacher, St. Ignance area schools,
Create wonderful works of art using string and, well chalk of course.
Younger students will enjoy exploring this activity while older students should be encouraged to investigate detailed images and patterns.
A paint and crayon lesson plan for all ages.
A series of simple design exercises to further understand of the Principles of Design and how each can be developed within a structured composition. From Ruth Hand.
Making the ordinary - extraodinary.
A great lesson submitted by Karen Larmour - Teacher,
A mixed media still life "happy accident" art lesson that is a great introduction to pen & ink, watercolor and pastels.
Fun, weird and creative. Who could ask for anything more? From Melisa McCurley.
Students will use their imagination and creativity by solving art problems in this art game. From Judy Walsh.
An activity that teaches students about light, shade and shadow.
Using white glue for lead and chalk pastel for glass, you can create wonderful stained glass designs.
Expressionistic sunflowers in oil, acrylic or pencil crayon.
Students will learn to "go with the flow" as they allow their materials to take on a life of their own.
By dipping your chalk into wet paint, you can create wonderful works of chalk art that won't smudge like regular chalk.
A drawing lesson that gets the creative juices flowing.
Painting Lesson Plans
The most fun you can have creatively, is when you make something by accident. This lesson will help you do just that make a happy accident.
Making beautiful designs with wet paper.
A wonderful activity that will bring out a child's imagination.
Students will gain an understanding of how much of a role emotion plays in artmaking.
Animals that live underwater can provide parents and educators with an enormous amount of teaching inspiration.
Who knew you could make such wonderful art using aluminum foil and soap?
Students will explore line shape and colour as they work both individually and as an artistic unit. By: Catherine Bamess
Take it from us, mistakes can be beautiful.
Making wonderful flowers with Michele Rivera.
A mixed media still life "happy accident" art lesson that is a great introduction to pen & ink, watercolor and pastels.
Make a painting in the style of artist Piet Mondrian & try your hand at a "virtual painting" courtesy of Richie Bielak
Canadian artist Theodore Dragonieri paints, collages and reconstructs old shoes to represent great artists of the 20th century.
Seashells make wonderful palm-size canvases for seascape paintings.
A great lesson on color, color mixing and abstract art from Judith Walsh.
Finding fun with materials under the kitchen sink.
An outdoor, warm weather activity that teaches young children about colour mixing.
Expressionistic sunflowers in oil, acrylic or pencil crayon.
The illusion of paint using paper, glue and imagination
A wonderful "welcome spring" lesson submitted by Gena Becerra -
A great painting and art history lesson submitted by H. Bachman, an art educator from
Students will learn to look at the different ways of laying out a painting.
Crayon resist is a technique that usually combines crayons and dark paint or ink. Snow scenes can be created using white tempera instead of black.
Sculpture Lesson Plans
Creating sculptural works with clay.
What to do with scraps of burlap & canvas.
Create your own gargoyle using self hardening clay. From: Joann Trimarco.
Learning about collage from Deb Barone of
Have your students use different art techniques in one fun art project, from Jennifer Nilsson.
Maracas were originally made from the dried shells of gourds with beads or beans inside.
Take a close look at print advertising and product packaging.
Lillian Foxx's maraca making lesson results in the pleasure of discovery and accomplishment.
Canadian artist Theodore Dragonieri paints, collages and reconstructs old shoes to represent great artists of the 20th century.
Creating relief sculpture with an undersea theme. From the Creative PaperClay® Company.
Add another dimension to paintings using pebbles found at the beach.
A project in Problem Solving, Balance and Creativity by Anitra Redlefsen
Making masks with Anitra Redlefsen
Mosaics are made of tiny colored pieces of stone, pottery, glass or other materials, arranged together and set in plaster or cement to make patterns and images.
Legend has it that the Chilean Indians invented the rainstick to make rainy weather.
A shining example of what you can do with aluminum foil. From Kimberly Hutts.
A Project in Problem Solving, Balance and Creativity. A Life Lesson by Anitra Redlefsen
Observing the shapes and lines that make up a stained glass window.
an easy way for your students to make false faces.
drums are an important part life and ceremony in many cultures.
make a dumbek or conga drum with materials from your garden shed.
Mexico
North America
a medicine man or shaman, Morrisseau developed a style which has since evolved and been used by many Native artists.
totem poles are tall, carved posts that were created by important men among certain tribes of
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Navajo Indians created sand paintings as a way of chasing away evil spirits.
A wonderful 3-dimensional art lesson plan (in clay) from Pat Higgins.
Mardi Gras Theme
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