Kindergarten kandinsky art

Use dice and this free printable to learn about the Expressionist art movement and then create your own Wassily Kandinsky-style art.

International Dot Day Lesson Plan - International Dot Day, a celebration of creativity, courage and collaboration. THE DOT, by Peter Reynolds, 2003 This lesson plan celebrates International Dot Day with a student art exhibition based on the color study Farbstudie Quadrate, by the French Expressionist, Wassily Kandinsky, well known for his color theory. Students are introduced to the experimentation with color mixing, and create a piece of art to be part of a large, collaborative exhibit…

Complete with 4 different Kandinsky Christmas Tree Circle Art templates, this fun and simple circle art project is great for kids of all ages from preschoolers and kinders, to the biggest of Arty Crafty Kids.

Kids will have so much fun exploring colours and shapes in a new way with this Kandinsky circles painting for kids! Making art with circles is such an exciting way to experience art, inspired by Kandinsky's Squares with Concentric Circles. The best part about this Kandinsky circle art for kids is that it's pretty easy to do, especially with the free template we've included. Follow the step by step directions below to get started on your own Kandinsky for kids art project.

I tried out a new technique in kindergarten and first grade this year. We were using diffusion to create paint from washable markers. After viewing the works of Kandinsky, we used Sharpie markers to trace circles and rulers for straight lines. Then we outlined those with primary colored washable markers. After the lines had color, we used wet paintbrushes to spread the colors. They loved the magic of water and markers and we got an introduction to color mixing when the colors overlapped.

Hand Trees Medium: Construction paper, Scissors, White Crayon www.square1art.com

The young artists are introduced to the artist Wassily Kandinsky. They create paintings inspired by his painting “squares with concentric circles” The young artists explore scale: circl…

This year we started our paintings using Kwik stix tempera paint sticks to draw our circles that start small and grow larger. We then painted with different colors The Pre-Kinders also did so…