Artroom Antics

This lesson will teach your students about value by creating tints and shades of one color. It is an overview lesson that also has a template for the ice cream scoop. It includes a photos on how to properly fold paper. Included in this package:Overview instructions with visualsIce Cream Scoop TemplateStudents art samples.Materials needed:White Drawing PaperPencilsTempera PaintCrayonsBrown Construction PaperPaint Brushes

This lesson will teach your students about texture and how to create it using oil pastels. It is an overview lesson that also has supplemental videos to help students with their process. It includes a "how to" instructions for the graphite transfer process. Included in this package:Overview instructions with visualsLinks to videos about Texture.Students art samples.Materials needed:White drawing paperPencilsOil PastelsTapePensBlack PaintPaint Brushes

This awesome lesson will teach your students how to use oil pastels & India Inkon their Bisque Fired Clay. Included in this package:Teacher instructions with visualsPhotos of student work.Instructions on use an Ink Bath for Bisque Fired Clay.Materials needed:Bisque Fired ClayOil PastelsIndia InkWaterBin/BucketPaper Towels

Fall Artwork - Tertiary Pumpkins! Great for Elementary School Art.Focus on the Element of Art: Color & Space Recommended Materials for this Project Include:12x18 Watercolor paperPencilsSharpie, Black Crayon or Black Oil PastelWatercolor PaintBrushesGreat project to expand on color theory. Any subject matter would work great (ie. Apples, Stars, Ghosts...)

Peter Max Inspired Artwork! Great for Elementary School Art.Focus on the Element of Art: Color, specifically Warm & Cool colors and the Element of Art: Line. Recommended Materials for this Project Include:12x12 Multimedia paper (any square paper will work)PencilsTempera PaintBrushesOptional: Paper towels or scrap paper. *Teacher will have to create templates for students in the subject they wish to have. My Examples are Hearts, Leaves & Apples). Templates for borders are encouraged, but ru

Need a quick introduction project to meet your new students? Try this Data Self Portrait. Kids love creating them. They all look different but when put together create a beautifully, visually pleasing art installation.

Its Holiday Time! Have you students create their own Ugly Holiday Sweater with this handout! Easy sub plans or a quick 20 minutes brain break. Students will love this!

A how to draw different gemstones worksheet.

Skin Tone color Mixing worksheet

Geometric Heart Great Sub Plan

A "how to" handout explaining how to make a box for the "Box Challenge"

A "how to" PDF that helps students and teacher make an explosion book. Focuses on the Principle of Design MOVEMENT.Art History references included and step by step instructions.

Watercolor Mosaic Collage inspired by the quilts done by the @exhaustedOctopus. Great lesson for Middle School grades 6th - 8th. Can be modified for younger grades. Focuses on the Element of Art: Shape.

Perfect resource to start lines with Kindergarten or 1st Grade. Students can draw multiple lines in the box provided.

Emphasis Art project for Middle School Art students. Simple Slide show (google slides) to introduce topic, including video and artist examples.

One Day Project or Sub plans for an Art room. Goes well in a color theory unit or OP Art Lesson.

Perfect worksheet for the first day of school or when making a portfolio in art class. Great if you need many students and need remember names and days.

Practice creating tints with this easy tint value chart. The value chart starts with white and goes up to 7 tints. Great for all Value lessons!

This worksheet will give you a illustrated, step by step instructions, on how to create a polymer clay Gnome.

Create a faux stained glass pumpkin with this easy print out. Students can trace, or color in their own pumpkin!