Ocean week in preschool...how big is a real great white?!?! The kids loved it and we counted how many kids could fit inside!

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If you're drowning in too much artwork, why not recycle some of it into beautiful hand-bound journals. artful-kids.com

cadira de Van Gogh

What do artists draw? in the TAB classroom

GUYS! I am SO EXCITED! Our new addition is complete and the physical space of our school has doubled. It is so nice to not have to push your way through the halls. It’s like there’s bre…

Arty Crafty Kids | Art | Cling Film Art | A fun art idea for kids that great for colour mixing and mess free sensory art.

Paint scrape art doesn't take much in the way of materials. This process can be as basic or sophisticated as you want it to. So squeeze out some paint, scrape it off, and watch the intricate designs underneath show though. This process art activity is fun for everyone!

There is one thing that I always dread on the first day of school… explaining the class syllabus. There is something so mundane about reading a repetitive, lackluster document to your students. W

Chalk pastels alone are a really fun supply but when you mix pastels with water you are able to use them in a totally different way! Wh...

My House drawing prompt - download this free printable and draw your house, with you in it!

An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.

My DragonWing Arts students have been making painted paper, to use in sunshine collages we will be creating during late April or early May. Everybody painted 4 sections of an 18x24" sheet of paper, so there will be lots of choices to use for the sun and its rays. We painted with brushes, scratched lines with the back of the brushes, stamped with foam circle stampers and also with slices of pool noodles cut in half, among other things. We also painted smaller pieces of paper (12"x18") with…