Elementary landscape art project

Hey, y'all! Welcome to another installment of my Back to Art Teacherin' series! I kicked off this series with a lil What to Wear-ness and a Giveaway where y'all had to indulge me in your fave back-to-school-clothes shopping stories. I loved each and everyone but I gotta say, this one from Michelle was one of my faves: My favorite, and most embarrassing, back-to-school memory involves my dad taking me and my two sisters shopping for back to school clothes...way back in the eighties! There was…

Ted Harrison was an English-Canadian artist known for his work in landscape, colour and shape. This bright project is a celebration of his work. We do this project at the end of our Canada unit and after having spent some time diving deeper into our own province of British Columbia.

These landscape watercolor paintings inspired by Claude Monet and the Impressionists are sure to bring calm to your classroom ! When goin...

Landscape Art Activity to learn about warm and cool colors and how to use themThe students can fill the templates with cool and warm colors This Material includes:- 1 pages showing cool and warm colors- 7 different landscape layouts to fill withncolor- the 7 landscapes in color ( example results ) color theory, cool and warm colors, warm and cool, colours worksheets, art activity worksheets, landscapes, layout, color theory

Who doesn’t love patterns? Two things that my students are great at are Painting and Patterns! In class we discuss what is a symbol versus a pattern? What is a complex pattern? What is a mot…

Create your own city on the hills! This is a super idea for kids of all ages. The hills give you a fantastic starting point to draw each 'neighborhood' on.

Understanding space – foreground, middle ground, background as well as overlapping can be quite challenging for elementary kids. This assignment aimed at demystifying the concepts through a f…

Looking for imaginative Halloween activities or an October art lesson for kids? Try our fall nature collage project! This fun and easy art project teaches children how to create spooky paper landscape art using autumn leaves, acorns, sticks, grasses, and other seasonal finds. Visit for the step-by-step instructions for this exciting kids fall art project and variations for kids and art students of all ages! | Elementary art | Art classroom | Art teachers | Nature school

Analogous Color Scheme

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