Showing posts with label art lessons for elementary. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art lessons for elementary. Show all posts

Tuesday, March 17, 2020

Robot Week! Let's Draw Robots with Shapes and Markers!

In case you missed the news...it's Robot Week! All week I am going LIVE at 11am CST drawing, creating, printing and making robots with YOU. You can watch me LIVE here or here! However, if you miss the video or want to create with me all over again, I've got the videos on my YouTube channel. Here you go:  You might want to subscribe so you can keep up with the weekly videos!  Initially,...
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Sunday, January 12, 2020

In the Art Room: Heather Galler-Inspired Hot Chocolate Paintings, Part 1

Hey, y'all! I started a new lesson with my first graders this week. They are really enjoying it and I thought your students might as well. So I quickly created a lesson video for you, if you are interested. In my art class, we learned more about the artist Heather Galler and looked at her work, her love of pattern, color and bold line designs. Afterward, we spent our first thirty-minute art class...
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Friday, April 13, 2018

DIY: Confetti Cowl

I feel like I've not chatted with y'all in FOREVER but...if you follow me on Instagram then you know I'm currently BURIED ALIVE under clay projects with no end in site. I'm so excited about the projects they are working on...our theme is Super Heroes and their artwork is so fun. I'll be sure to share them with you super soon. Until then... No need to adjust your T.V., this is not a rerun. I literally...
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Thursday, January 23, 2014

In the Art Room: Floating Chalk Prints

Ya'll might recall the suminagashi or paper marbling technique I recently shared. In that post, I shared the pros and cons of the whole experience. They kinda went like this.  Pros:  The kids loved it. Just the idea of making paint float, creating a design and then capturing that floating paint on paper was thrilling for them.  The results were usually pretty rad.  Each...
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