First grade line art projects

A while back, when my second grade was working on the Ojo de Dios, our lil table top trash cans were becoming filled to the brim with yarn scraps. When I asked a student to empty the trash cans and throw away the yarn, the kid paused, looked at me and said, "What?! Throw all of this pretty yarn away? BUT WE NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY IN HERE." Okay. So I may or may not have created mini-hoardering monsters. They learn from the best, what I can I say? After the kids planted the seed of…

I've seen different variations of this project on the internet and decided to give it a try with my first graders. Alphabet Art is an exercise in painting lines of various thickness using different size brushes. I promise that this project will be simple, satisfying and successful for every child! This is a great project for kinder and first grade.Materials Needed: Black Construction paper. White tempera paint. Various brush sizes. Oil Pastels. Day 1: I started by reading "Chicka Chicka Boom…

Line Caricature Portraits | One Day Art Projects | Design cartoon faces using only one type of line for each face.

Step into the world of art where lines take center stage! Here we're diving into the fascinating realm of line art for kids.

Keisha L. Casiano on Instagram: "Exploring the "Write" Way to Art!📝 Who knew a simple pencil could lead to a LINE-tastic adventure? 🤣 From straight-laced to curvy chaos, we've scribbled our way through it all with first grade 😄✏️✨ Project from my home girl @howgraythouart❤️😍 #arteducation #artteacher #elementaryartteacher #education #teachersofinstagram #weareteacher"

This is a great lesson for exploring different types of line. I found it here at The Clever Feather. Students started with a piece of p...

Miss Blomgren on Instagram: “Gettin’ crazy over here in 1st grade with these crazy hair portraits! This @artwithmrs.e line lesson is always a good one to start off the…”

The first grade classes have been learning about line art this week! First we learned about curvy lines, straight lines and angle lines. Then we drew a soft curvy line through the middle of the circle. We added beautiful rows of color on each side of our curvy line. Finally, we divided the rest of our circle into sections and filled each section with a pattern created by lines and shapes. This looks great! The first graders have been doing fabulous work in art!

Show off your creativity with this no-prep art project for kids. They'll love exploring lines and creating a one of a kind piece.

This easy line art for kids is a fun and hands-on way for get kids to learn about the element of art line. This line art project for kids uses just a