Name art middle school

A couple times a month, my 12 and 14-year-old daughters join me for some art journaling. It’s a great opportunity to sit and chat over a simple, personal art project. Elementary-age kids through adults can enjoy creating these unique illustrated names. The goal of this project is to illustrate the letters of your first name, nickname, or … Continued

7th graders started their quarter off with a project inspired by this Blick lesson as well as the work of Andrew McCormick's students. To introduce the idea of graffiti, we talked about street art (th

"🎨 Unleash Urban Art Magic: Student-Favorite Graffiti Lettering Lesson! Engaging middle & high school students with edgy Street Art-style typography. A modern, distance-ready art resource for self-expression! ✨ #GraffitiArt #BackToSchool #Name Designs

5th grade students have just finished their name projects focusing on perspective and value. Students learned about perspective and how to depict something 3-D on a 2-D surface. Students...

Get ready to inspire your young Picassos with SparkleGal's Art Magic Blog's Ultimate First-Week-of-Art Middle School Lesson Plan! Packed with easy prep art lessons and engaging 'About Me' worksheets, these creative resources burst with colorful ideas to kickstart the school year. A masterpiece in making art education fun and accessible!

I have used this project in the past as an introduction into the art classroom. It helps me familiarize myself with the students and l...

I have used this project in the past as an introduction into the art classroom. It helps me familiarize myself with the students and l...

Name Designs: The Perfect Lesson to Start Your Year. Resources and ways to implement name design into the art classroom. This article takes 5 minutes to read.

Osage Trail Middle School ART on Instagram: "One Point Perspective Names 🤩 This is a great intro project for perspective and middle schoolers love drawing their own name 😂 On the left is a variation that just includes smooth shading. On the right is a variation that includes Zentangles. . Resources for both these projects are available on my TPT Store. The link is in my profile. . . . . . . #art #artistsoninstagram #artclass #artclassroom #artproject #kidsartproject…

This is perhaps the most personal lesson we have done so far. My school is in an urban environment and students see a lot of "graffiti" in their daily life. The students were really invested in this one and most spent nearly two weeks working on them. We began with a slide shop to look at different types of graffiti art. Of course, we talked about the difference between legal and illegal graffiti :-). Next, we watched a you tube video from DK drawing. Students were able to watch a…