Art Projects for Kids: construction crayons

construction crayons

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Abstract Fish Drawing

One art concept even young students can embrace is the idea of making an abstract work of art. I like to describe it as coloring just for fu...

I had great success with this project for kinders recently. Several even came back later saying they went home to draw more houses. Love it ...

Some of the coolest art journal pages I have seen on the internet involve lots of layering. A common approach seems to be that a background ...

A tessellation is created when a shape is repeated over and over again covering a plane without any gaps or overlaps. I learned the hard way...

Drawing a Tiki face is all about making symmetrical shapes, and usually captures the attention of some of the more “restless” students. 1. G...

You can buy plastic texture plates for making crayon rubbings, or you can be thrifty and use one of those convenient store coffee cup holder...

Batik is a resist-dyeing process that originated in Indonesia. Children can simulate the look with crayons and watercolor. 1. Show the stude...

I saw this idea on Artsonia.com, and love showing kids how lines can give dimension to their art. 1. The students first trace their hand on ...

This is just a simple way to make a name label for a student, and could be used many different ways. I find that students tend to use their ...