Elementary art lessons

Welcome to the How-To Guide for First Year Art Teachers where I give you my 10 Steps for Success! Congratulations! You got your own classroom. OH MY GOSH, you have your own classroom. Your mind and stomach start racing, both with extreme excitement and panic because now, it all just got real. You will have a lot of students, a lot of planning, and a lot of classroom to keep organized. Figuring out where to even start is a huge stress and will require a tea (or a beer) and a nap (probably…

Introduce elementary art students to Monet with this set of art lessons ending in a unique water lilies Claude Monet art project.

Here is a collection of art projects all inspired by famous artists for kids! These elementary art projects are also all inspired by women artists! Not only will kids learn about artists and their artwork, but they will also create their own piece of art. Spark their imagination and nurture their artistic talents with these engaging art activities for elementary age kids. Buy these art lessons, so you can introduce them tomorrow!

Take a dot on a walk and see what abstract art kids can create. Use our easy art lesson to make an abstract drawing or painting today.

All these quick art projects for kids can be completed in less than one hour! These are the best projects to implement in your elementary school classroom. Your students will love Studio Sprout's video art lessons and will come away with a beautiful piece of art. Find out how to buy all the art lessons you need that are less than one hour for your students today!

Art for Kids Who “Hate Art”: Unconventional Art Projects for Inside and Outside the Elementary Classroom – Inquiring Intermediates

I created this culture jars art lesson for an 'Art and World Cultures' class, and continue to use it in art classes because it is so well received. This

Art Teachers, in your Art Classroom you’re always going to have students finish before the rest, fast finishers, so let’s take a look at some ideas or routines that you can build into your classroom so that students know what to do when they’re done so they don’t have to ask you and so that you don’t have to instruct them on what to do EVERY time.

On my way in to school this morning, IT SNOWED! Well...it "snowed" Tennessee style. It looked like a blizzard of dandruff bits but for us in the South, that means a lot! It put me in the mood for all things winter and so I thought I'd put together a list of my Top Ten Favorite Winter Art Lessons. If you follow the link on each of these, you'll find a video for most and a lesson for all. Let's go! SNOW GLOBE CITIES! This lesson was a hit with my fourth graders last year. They really loved…