1st grade spring art

3-D WATER LILIES! 2nd GRADE! – Art with Mrs Filmore

Watch a quick Peep video about color mixing and then create your own rainbow birds art project. The best part is you can use markers and water for a fun effect on watercolor paper. This elementary art project is perfect for grades k-2.

This collection of spring art for kids is filled with colorful and fun project ideas! There are art projects for kids of all ages that use different types of art materials and techniques.

My first graders are studying Claude Monet right now! First we watched a cute video (below) to learn about the artist Then we drew the garden and the Japanese bridge with oil pastels on watercolor pap

We drew birds together and then in the style of Salvador Dali we gave them extremely long legs. We painted the birds with cool colors and then painted the background with warm colors. This super cute idea is from the Jamestown Elementary Art Blog We used How to Draw a Bird From Deep Space Sparkle

Kids will use blow painting with straws and oil pastels to make this awesome watercolor rainy day painting! A fun spring art project with a free printable umbrella template.

From mixed media to simple sketching, there's something here for every 1st grader.

For our last project of the Art Room year, I was looking for a quick and easy project that could be completed in one 90-minute class, and which would touch on some of the techniques and skills we learned this past year. I opted for this cute, easy and pretty much fool-proof dandelion project. It incorporates pen and line techniques, illustration, and watercolor techniques.... all things my 6-7 year old age group covered this year. We began by looking at simple illustrations of dandelions. We…

The warmth of a sunny spring day brings out all of Mother Nature’s beauties. Celebrate spring by creating these delightful painted paper tulip gardens. Supplies Needed White drawing paper (90…

Mrs. S on Instagram: "Looking for some fun, easy projects to start the school year off? I’ve been making these color cats for the past 18 years and I never get tired of them! Each year I make them a little differently whether it’s with finger paint, watercolors or tempera paint sticks.. check out the link in my bio for more ideas!"