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Find Art Activity Ideas for Your Kids or Students! Art Lesson Plans, Ideas, and Tips for Art Education for Educators, Teachers, and Homeschool.
Explore back to school art activities, first week art projects, art classroom icebreakers, All About Me art, elements of art lessons, and creative resources for elementary and middle school art teachers.
Explore first week of art class ideas that help elementary and middle school students build creative confidence with back to school art lessons, name art, ice breakers, shading activities, and all about me art projects.
Teach Grade 1 students about the color wheel, primary colors, and secondary colors with this engaging Color Wheel Flower Art Lesson. Includes a video tutorial, color mixing, flower art project ideas, and links to the full lesson plan.
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Teach Grade 1 students about the element of art line with this fun Line Lizard Art Lesson. Students explore different types of lines, patterns, painting, cutting, gluing, and creative choice while making a colourful lizard artwork.
Discover back to school art lessons for elementary and middle school using the elements of art, line, color theory, value, art worksheets, art activities, and year-long art lesson resources for teachers and homeschool educators.
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Teach red, yellow, and blue with a playful Primary Colors Bird Art Lesson for Kindergarten. Follow the step-by-step bird painting tutorial, watch the video lesson, and help young artists explore colour mixing, drawing, painting, and creative choice.
Planning ahead for back to school art? Discover how art teachers, classroom teachers, and homeschool educators can start the year with confidence using free art lessons, seasonal art projects, and creative planning resources.
Teach Kindergarten students about types of lines with a playful Puppy Barking Line Art Lesson. This early elementary art project helps young artists explore zigzag, wavy, looped, dashed, dotted, straight, thick, thin, and cross-hatch lines while creating a fun puppy artwork.
Keep kids creative all summer with easy summer drawing ideas for kids, simple sketchbook routines, and fun drawing videos from Ms Artastic, including Pokémon, Buzz Lightyear, The Mandalorian, and more.
Keep kids creative over summer break with simple sketchbook prompts for kids, summer drawing ideas, and visual journal activities for elementary, middle school, and high school students.
Teach primary colors with a fun Primary Color Monster Art Lesson for Pre-K and Kindergarten. This playful art project helps young artists learn red, yellow, and blue while building confidence, creativity, and early art skills.
Meet Zack Buchman, founder and Creative Director of Furry Puppet Studio, and discover how puppet making connects to character art, storytelling, creativity, and inspiring young artists to imagine future creative careers.
Explore fun summer art lessons and activities for elementary students, including summer drawing prompts, cactus art, sea turtle art, octopus art, finish-the-picture challenges, and creative summer projects for classrooms, homeschool, and summer learning.
Teach young artists about types of lines with this fun and easy Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 1st Grade art lesson. Watch the free drawing video and grab the full lesson plan with worksheets, teacher guide, and step-by-step support.
A nurturing end-of-year reflection for art teachers, classroom teachers, and homeschool educators to celebrate student creativity, reflect on the year, and find free art lessons and resources for the seasons, back to school, and beyond.
Explore summer art lessons and activities for elementary students, including art challenge cards, grid drawings, sea turtle art, pineapple patterns, clay cactus sculpture, and summer art worksheets.
Explore summer art activities for elementary students, including cactus art, pineapple art, tropical fish crafts, finish the picture challenges, and sunflower art lessons.
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End of year art resources for teachers and homeschool families!
Enter a Valentine’s Day art giveaway, shop a limited-time Teachers Pay Teachers sale, and discover engaging February art lessons for classrooms and homeschool programs.
Create a meaningful Valentine’s Day handprint and footprint keepsake with your baby or toddler. A simple, parent-friendly art activity you’ll treasure forever.
Explore Lunar New Year through art and literacy with meaningful, culturally respectful ideas for classrooms and homeschool families.
Explore Black History Month through art with detailed artist studies, history, and creative approaches for classrooms and homeschool families.
Winter art lessons for kids using free YouTube drawing tutorials. Snowmen, penguins, winter animals, and cozy art ideas for classrooms and homeschool.
Plan free Valentine’s Day art for kids with free YouTube art lessons for kids. Heart drawing tutorials, design principles, and creative art ideas for classrooms and homeschool.
February art teaching ideas for classrooms and homeschool families, including Valentine’s Day art activities, Black History Month art lessons, and calm, meaningful creative routines.
January art teaching tips for classrooms and homeschool families. Learn how to ease back into routines with winter art ideas, sketchbooks, and calm creative practices for kids.
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