Creative Artz

All-in-one, easy printable lesson. I've used this with grades K-5th, but obviously you have to read the text aloud to the younger kiddos and provide a little extra assistance if they don't know the letters of their names yet. Makes an excellent substitute lesson! You just need something to write and color with.

This bundle includes a 3-D Egyptian scarab plus the wings and sun that attach (great for your older grades), a pharaoh's crown with hieroglyphs (simpler cutting for younger grades), and two additional cartouche handouts with either the hieroglyph alphabet or some of the most well-know Egyptian symbols and some bonus information on both! All you need for any of these projects is something to draw with, something to color with, scissors, and glue sticks (or tape). Any or all of them make awesome s

Tired of searching for the perfect space visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this poster shows the foreground, middle ground, background and labels the horizon line as well! There are also very brief descriptions of the differences between foreground and background objects. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as usefu

One page instructions for making beautiful, colorful paper candles for your Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) ofrenda (altar). This bundle has 3 different traditional designs and one blank version so that your students can design their own. All your students need is something to color with, scissors, and a glue stick. Makes an excellent substitute lesson as well. Could be done with younger students but would need a lot more supervision as they wouldn't be able to read the instructions.

All-in-one, easy prep, one day lesson! Make a beautiful and 3-D Egyptian Scarab beetle with this handout, some colors, scissors and glue (or tape). Designed with cuts, folds and tabs, this beetle pops into shape when you put it together. Do it on it's own or download the Scarab Wings handout (free!!) to make it extra special! I've used it with 2nd-5th grade and got a good reception and good results (with the occasional leg needed some surgery to reattach). I think it would be great for middle sc

Tired of searching for the perfect shape visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this gives examples of geometric, organic and free form shapes. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elements of Art Visuals :)

One page activity to make beautiful, colorful paper candles for your ofrenda (altar) for Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead). All you need is something to color with, scissors and a glue stick. This activity allows your students to draw whatever they would like to decorate their candle, but look for my bundle if you would like some that have ready to color Dia de los Muertos images!

Tired of searching for the perfect line visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this includes the basic types of lines as well as the different ways they can be modified. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elements of Art Visuals :)

Simple, all-in-one printable activity that teaches your students how to draw some of the most well known Egyptian symbols and the meaning behind them! If you're an art teacher like me, you might want to follow it up the way that I have and have them trace their final design onto styrofoam printing plates for an easy printmaking project (I like to use gold printing ink on black paper). This works with the other cartouche printable I have available as well (with the hieroglyphic alphabet). I find

One page, all-in-one, easy project. Students can translate their last name into hieroglyphs and crown themselves Egyptian royalty. All you need is something to color with, scissors and glue sticks (or tape). Excellent lesson for substitutes too! I have used this with grades K- 5th and got both a good reception and a good result (adjusting your standards of craftsmanship of course). Wonderful for increasing those scissor skills with younger kids.

Tired of searching for the perfect color wheel visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this color wheel shows the neutral and rainbow colors and labels the primary, secondary, cool and warm as well! I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elements of Art Visua

Tired of searching for the perfect line visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this image includes basic types of line presented in a little kid friendly way. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elements of Art Visuals :)

Tired of searching for the perfect value visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this gives examples of value scales, tints, shades, highlights, and shadows, as well as a brief illustration of how value can be used to create dimension. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please che

One page instructions for making a beautiful, colorful paper candle for your Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) ofrenda (altar). This design features the traditional Katrina. All you need is something to color with, scissors, and a glue stick. Makes an excellent substitute lesson as well. Could be done with younger students but would need a lot more supervision as they wouldn't be able to read the instructions.

Tired of searching for the perfect texture visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this gives provides a definition of both tactile and visual textures as well as examples of different types of textures in artworks. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elem

One page instructions for making beautiful, colorful paper candles for your Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) ofrenda (altar). This features a traditional scene of an ofrenda. All your students will need is something to color with, scissors, and a glue stick. Makes an excellent substitute lesson as well. Could be done with younger students but would need a lot more supervision as they wouldn't be able to read the instructions.

Zero prep printable owl activity- great for sub lessons or when you need an easy day. Just decorate, color, cut and glue. Kids love that they can stand it up or put it around their water bottle like a coozy. Great for practicing fine motor and scissor skills too!

One page instructions for making beautiful, colorful paper candles for your Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) ofrenda (altar). This features a traditional scene of skeleton dancers at a fiesta. All your students will need is something to color with, scissors, and a glue stick. Makes an excellent substitute lesson as well. Could be done with younger students but would need a lot more supervision as they wouldn't be able to read the instructions.

One page printable activity- just color, cut and wear! Handout has a brief description of the Aztec god Quetzalcoatl.

Tired of searching for the perfect form visual, I decided to make my own! As clear and simple as I could make it, this explains the difference between shapes and forms as well as giving examples of 3-dimensional types of artwork. I have blown this up into a poster, laminated letter size pages to place on tables, and included them as handouts in a variety of lessons. Hopefully some of you will find it just as useful! Thank you and, if interested, please check out my other Elements of Art Visuals