Create decorations with a mischievous edge for Diwali, a heritage-rich festival for Hindus. Students work with a partner
Raindrops falling from dark clouds? Or a sunny day? Color, crumple, and tear a no-mess scene to show your favorite weath
Research Alaskan wildlife and landscapes then create a mixed media landscape with carefully placed native animals.
Investigate how living things depend on each other for survival needs, then use color blending to make a unique rainfore
Alexander Calder was an influential American artist known for his abstract paintings and sculptures. In this lesson stud
What happens when collage, printmaking, and math converge? Amazing artwork is created! In this lesson, students will cre
Prepare to walk in space! Create an astronaut as you learn about space exploration.
Create an original pop-art repetitive portrait based on a study the life and work of Andy Warhol.
Ang-baos are very popular in Malaysia for birthdays. Giving red packets is also a Chinese New Year tradition. Students c
Curl narrow strips of colorful Crayola Color Explosion® Paper—the technique is called quilling. Add them to cards that d
Details and descriptions of rainforest scenes come alive in narrative stories, poems, and plays and in original oil past
This lesson uses eye popping black and white to create a community portrait filled with architectural detail inspired by
Explore the sights of New York City by creating a storyboard and characters from a favorite book.
Let's find out how we know our shapes!
Everyone collects something. And like the characters in “A Three Hat Day” by Laura Geringer, our collections give us com
Begin observing the wonder of the natural world, record its night beauty with Gel FX Crayons and Glitter Glue.
Create a mobile that will have your imagination spinning with concentric squares, color exploration, and dimension.
How do pets or wildlife care for their young? Discover how young animals change as they grow!
Compound words can lead to a lot of entertainment in the classroom. Students make words as they create these fun flaps,
What images stand out when you sing your national anthem? Add an artistic twist to patriotic songs—write and illustrate
Create a time line with colorized copies of photos of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
Students strengthen observation and memory skills with primitive style paintings depicting holiday and/or seasonal activ
Relax reluctant artists who feel drawings must look like photographs with this exercise in blind line drawing.
Who doesn’t love a great rubber ducky? In this lesson students are inspired by the rubber duck in popular culture and us
Want a "puzzling" bilingual workout? Expand your vocabulary with crosswords that classmates invent for each other.
It’s a herd! It’s a flock! It’s... collective nouns! Explore and illustrate these nouns that indicate a specific collect
Students draw favorite animals and include descriptive adjectives in their artwork.
Design, create, and paint a fantasy creature using paper maché and recycled materials.
Did Ulysses really encounter a one-eyed giant or see his men turned into pigs while sailing home from Troy? Explore the
Celebrate Chinese holidays and the country's ancient culture with animal zodiac kites. Happy new year!
Discover ancient Chanukah traditions and symbols. Use them to create a beautiful decoration for a holiday that's celebra
These 3-D topographical maps keep students on top of geography — and its terminology!
What's hatching out of that egg? Students research creatures that lay eggs.
Combine movement into active learning and art making in this lesson. Students learn and express concepts in radial symm
Each year, the Australia Post issues special holiday stamps so Australians can mail greeting cards at a reduced rate. De
Build a flow chart to show the early achievements of computer scientists in the early days of the modern computer.
Have your students mastered Simon Says; Red Light, Green Light; and Mother, May I? If so, try out this challenge!
Chanukah is celebrated by Jewish people around the world. Honor the Festival of Lights by hand-crafting a beautiful bann
What are asteroids? Learn more about these remnants from our solar system’s formation.
Discover animal habitats under sidewalks, tree roots, at the beach, or near ponds. Fascinating creatures can be found al
Nocturnal animals are fascinating! Find out Who’s Hooting in a nearby field or forest. Creatures of the night call out f
Visualize a journey that incorporates no technology other than one’s own feet. Students re-imagine the passage of North
Porcelain clay has been used to create delicate, beautiful works of art for centuries. Create miniature gift sculptures
Investigate and experience the fun of M. C. Escher’s tessellating shapes. Students create their own tessellating shapes
Who goes with “did not”? “Didn’t”, of course! Match contractions drawn onto team t-shirts. Crayola Dry-Erase Crayons mak
In this lesson children are introduced to paper cutting and tearing techniques to create a murder of crows inspired by L
Colors! Shapes! Patterns! All these components of art can tell the story of who we are. Using Crayola® Premier™ Tempera
Learn how islands are formed and build models of different kinds of islands to illustrate learning.