Although the drawings/paintings themselves look simple, the students had to measure and mix tempera paint and baking soda to create a snow-l...

My last minute addition to our campus' holiday door decorating:   

Our district is an open choice district where families and students can apply for a school of their choice. To showcase different options wi...

Our school had a holiday door decorating contest during December. This was my contribution to the art room door. I created a giant gingerb...

Kindergarten practiced making wavy lines with permanent black markers. After making their lines, they added holiday lights with their thumbp...

To experiment with color mixing and tape resist, the fifth grade students created birch trees. They first added three strips of painters tap...

Fourth Grade students performed "Show Me The Snow" for their music program this year. To go along with this and some previous less...

We obviously went with a snowman theme in the younger grades during winter. For this lesson, I asked the third graders to take turns laying ...

Second Graders also created snowmen but they created them by cutting paper. They traced various sized bowls for the body and head. They cut ...

I asked First Graders what a snowman would look like if they tilted their head to the left or to the right to begin a discussion on perspect...

Kindergarten practiced fine motor skills by tracing circles of various sizes, cutting them out, and then arranging them however they chose ...

The students wrote sentences to explain what they would do if they lived in a snow globe. They then created a snow globe out of construction...

The students used a Tree Map with questions on it to help them describe what a snowflake looks like, feels like, and what you can do with it...

The students read and watched the video of The Snowman by Raymond Briggs. They then created their own snowman art. The students were very...