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Pablo Picasso Art Lesson | Elements of Art & Cubism Workshop | Growth Mindset
Get your students thinking creatively and critically with this engaging Pablo Picasso Art Lesson!Perfect for grades 4–6, this workshop combines art history, the Elements of Art, and Cubism into one interactive, hands-on learning experience. Students will explore Picasso’s unique artistic perspective through reading, analyzing, and creating, using higher-level thinking as they discover how line, shape, color, space, texture, and form build every work of art. This lesson also encourages Grow
4th - 6th
Art History, Visual Arts
CCSS
RI.4.1
, RI.5.1
, RI.6.1
Math & Mandalas: Fractions, Decimals, and Symmetry
This activity pack combines math fluency with the beauty of mandalas. Students practice fractions, decimals, and percents by shading and coloring mandala sections, while also exploring symmetry and patterns. It’s a calming, creative way to reinforce skills while connecting math to art and mindfulness. 🧮 Skills Covered Identifying fractions, decimals, and percents Equivalent fractions (½ = 2/4, etc.) Converting between fractions, decimals, and percents Recognizing and drawing symmetry li
3rd - 6th
Decimals, Geometry, Visual Arts
CCSS
5.NBT.A.3
, 3.NF.A.1
, 4.NF.B.3
+6
Middle Ages, Byzantine, and Medieval Art - Lecture Presentation
Use this EXCELLENT presentation as a teaching tool in your History, English and Art classes to teach specifically Balance and Rhythm. Filled with authentic pieces of museum art and links to expand on. Includes vocabulary terms and a quiz. 47 slides of history, art and instruction! Covered in this lecture presentation: Byzantine EmpireEarly Christine ArtEarly Medieval Art and the three periodsClassical ArtArt of Medieval Europe Roman and Greek influencesChurches and MonasteriesIlluminated Manusc
8th - 12th
Ancient History, Art History, Visual Arts
Famous artists: Goya, Picasso and Dali
Learn some basic information about these three outstanding Spanish painters, answer some reading/listening comprehension questions, and carry out a project on a high-order thinking activity (museum guide). This is a printable I have tried many times in the classroom and it students love it! You can check Improve your English with Outstanding Pablo Picasso or visit my website www.englishwithsophia.com to find more free resources. If you like this resource, also check Banksy, love him or hate
3rd - 5th
Art History, Visual Arts
Haiku Tunnel Books: Art & Haiku Writing Project using Postcards for Prompts
Tunnel books are unique and fun! A tunnel book is a three-dimensional movable book that you read by looking through it. Originally from the mid-18th century, tunnel books are enjoying new popularity as an art form in their own right. The tunnel books you've seen may look complicated, but I've developed a method that simplifies the process so that students from 3rd or 4th grade and up can be successful making tunnel books of their own. We'll use a postcard as a prompt for writing an original hai
4th - 7th
Poetry, Visual Arts, Writing
Draw & Paint a Blue Whale | Exploring Value & Proportion for 2nd-5th Grade
Suggested for Grades: 2nd - 5th | Estimated Time: 45 minutes Inspired by Earth’s largest animal, the Draw and Paint a Blue Whale project teaches students how to draw and paint a massive blue whale alongside a tiny red boat, visually demonstrating the whale’s incredible size while introducing the art concepts of value and proportion. This project is great for 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, and 5th Grade students and will save you valuable planning time. Artists mix paint to create tints and sh
2nd - 5th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Kaleidoscope Lettering Symmetry Project - Designs with Names or Inspiring Words
Kaleidoscope Lettering uses the concepts of bilateral (reflective) symmetry, tessellation, and positive/negative space to transform a name, initials, or an inspiring word into a unique design that looks much more complicated to create than it actually is! This project was so successful and so well-loved by my students that I did it year after year... until I figured out we were doing it the hard way! Here I’m sharing my new and improved method that is faster, easier, and virtually mistake-proof
4th - 7th
Geometry, Graphic Arts, Visual Arts
Dale Chihuly Faux Glass Art Lesson
Students will learn about the blown glass of Dale Chihuly in this lesson and see examples of his work. They will create a radial symmetry design on Shrinky Dink plastic film and use it to make a collaborative faux glass chandelier or wall sculpture to hang up in the school. This lesson always delights students and impresses the adults in the building. Prepare to get a lot of compliments! This lesson is easy, requires only a few materials, and is so much fun!
2nd - 8th
Art History, Visual Arts
UNIT/LESSON PLANS + RUBRIC: Advanced Blind Continuous Contour Portrait Collage
Get ready to elevate your artistic skills in our Advanced Blind Continuous Portraits and Background Collage project! This is your chance to dive deep into the world of blind continuous contour portraits and transform them into stunning works of art that truly reflect your creativity and ambition. In this exciting journey, you'll create five unique portraits of your peers, using the histories technique of drawing without looking or picking up your pencil. But that’s just the beginning! You'll ta
8th - 12th, Adult Education, Higher Education
Art History, Visual Arts
Fairy Clay Cottage | Fantasy-Inspired Air-Dry Clay Sculpture for 1st-5th Grade
Suggested for Grades: 1st-5th | Estimated Time: 2 x 45 minutes In this imaginative clay lesson, students design and sculpt a whimsical mushroom cottage using air-dry clay. Artists explore three-dimensional shapes and structures as they form the base, roof, and details of their cottage, strengthening fine motor skills through hands-on sculpting. Once the clay has dried, students paint and decorate their cottages, adding color, texture, and personality. The lesson offers flexible options, includi
1st - 5th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Mini Trapunto Quilts Inspired by Pacita Abad for 3rd-5th Grade
Suggested for Grades: 3rd - 5th | Estimated Time: 3 x 45 minutes In this mixed media fiber arts lesson, artists explore the expressive style of Pacita Abad, a visionary Filipina artist known for her vibrant colors and richly textured work. Through a fusion of painting and stitching, students create their own mini trapunto wall hanging, discovering how layered materials can transform a flat surface into a dimensional piece of art. Artists explore either abstract or figurative work while learning
3rd - 5th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
The Spiral Shell Snail | Expressive Relief Sculpture for K-3rd Grade
Suggested for Grades: K - 3rd | Estimated Time: 2 x 45 minutes In this engaging mixed media art lesson, students create a whimsical snail featuring a 3D textured spiral shell, customized with expressive details such as antennae and big or small eyes. Artists make creative choices throughout the process, encouraging individuality, design thinking, and imaginative problem-solving. This project is great for Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, and 3rd Grade students and will save you valuable plann
K - 3rd
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Graphic Glue Landscapes | Art Inspired by Stained Glass for 2nd-4th Grade
Suggested for Grades: 2nd - 4th | Estimated Time: 2 x 30 minutes In this graphic art lesson, artists design a bold landscape on black paper by tracing over with clear glue to create raised boundaries. This project produces a striking stained-glass effect that makes color glow against the dark background with just a few simple supplies: black paper, clear glue, and chalk pastels. This approachable project strengthens foundational skills as artists focus on line, shape, and color contrast while b
2nd - 4th
Other (Arts), Visual Arts
Art Lesson: Abstract Portrait Games for Visual Arts, No Prep Art, Art Sub Plans
Are you teaching an abstract art lesson on Paul Klee? Are they going to create an abstract portrait? Here's a fun lesson to brighten up your lesson plans! This is the perfect addition to your elementary art curriculum! Engaging abstract portrait art lesson with language (writing) activities. These no-prep abstract portrait art projects are perfect for your art sub tub. Super easy to implement for substitute teachers. Plus, the engagement will help with behavior! Perfect to start your art
K - 12th
Visual Arts
CCSS
W.2.1
, W.2.2
, W.3.1
+10
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