Color projects for elementary

Embrace the beauty of summer with a magical Sunset art lesson for kids with warm and cool colors. This engaging summer craft for kids encourages children to experiment with color and creativity while celebrating fun summer activities.

Great preschool art project to go along with the Color theme ! Use washable paints and have children dip one hand in, then rub them together. Hold their hands and place them in the arch shape until no paint remains. Repeat with each student and each child gets a chance! Let each color dry for 5 min before starting the next . Fun and easy . Ms.P

It may not be raining, but that doesn't stop us from making these 20 unusual umbrella crafts for kids, including umbrellas that open to edible umbrellas!

Eye Color Wheel example by L. L. Washburn (flyingbystandergoods)

This is one of my favorite projects found on Pinterest that I repeat each year in third grade! It's perfect for teaching shape, texture blending and analogous colors, as well as value and highlighting. We start by tracing circles onto white paper, adding a highlight, and painting. We discussed blending and the color wheel, taking care not to get paint into the highlight. I usually use watercolors, but this year I tried tempera. I think I like this version, but I just love the fluid texture…

Warm and cool colors 1st grade

Children use colored collage material to make a rainbow from cardboard.