27 Designs

This is a 30 minute art lesson that can go along with the book, "Where the Wild Things Are". Download the printable worksheet and follow the steps provided.

This lesson plan is designed for Kindergarten and 1st Grade students. The project focuses on developing fine motor skills and can be implemented in both art classes and general K–1 classrooms as a directed drawing activity. Inspired by the work of contemporary artist Yayoi Kusama, renowned for her signature use of dots, this lesson introduces young learners to her artistic style in an engaging and age-appropriate way.

Art Class: Warm and cool colors worksheets. This three worksheet packet includes, a fill in the blank, multiple choice, and interactive color families coloring page.

Holiday friendly coloring sheets.

This directed drawing activity is designed for kindergarten and first-grade students as they practice their letters. A is for Alligator is the first in a series featuring all the letters of the alphabet. By bringing letters to life through drawing, students strengthen both their letter recognition and retention.

This interactive worksheet helps students build art vocabulary and practice tool recognition. Students are given a set of pictures of common art tools (such as a paint brush, eraser, glue, and scissors) alongside a word bank. Their task is to identify each tool and write its correct name in the blank provided. This activity reinforces spelling, strengthens art-related vocabulary, and supports visual recognition skills, making it perfect for elementary art classes, sub plans, or early finishers.