Ladybug art kindergarten

Ladybug! Ladybug! Fly away home. We drew ladybugs here in our creative space recently and would love to show you the steps we took so you can draw one too. Steps to draw a ladybug 1. Draw a big curve - like a tall rainbow! 2. Draw a second, smaller curve on the inside. 3. Draw a line across the bottom. 4. Draw six legs and little feet underneath. 5. Draw some curly antennae. 6. Draw some big oval eyes. 7. Draw some rosy cheeks and a big happy grin! 8. Draw some big beautiful spots on her…

This is a great May lesson to explore texture and read one of my Kindergarteners’ favorite stories: The Grouchy Ladybug by Eric Carle. Students find this story so amusing and love the part wh…

Spring is here with the winds, bugs and allergies! There are many great units to cover in the spring with your students. My kiddos are r...

I hosted my nieces for a few days of books, art, and cooking fun. As I was planning for their visit, I found inspiration for this project on Artsonia. It didn’t have any instructions, so I decided to deconstruct and reconstruct it. The girls loved their ladybug artworks! Literature Connection This project is perfect for The Grouchy Ladybug …

I don't really consider myself an artistically inclined person, but I know how much my kids love doing art projects. So I'm trying to make a huge effort to do art with them more often. I've actually purchased an art curriculum to use, but it's not officially here yet.. Anyway, I won't say I teach them any techniques considering I'm not sure I'd know if I know any myself. Instead I just flag ideas as I spot them, mostly from Art Projects For Kids. Then when we have a day where things aren't…

These adorable twirling ladybugs are a great summer kid's craft! These ladybugs are easy to make and look so cute swirling and twirling in the breeze.

Educational and craft activities for kids and parents