Green art projects

30 creative art projects using recycled materials

Paper Plate Snake Craft Using Bubble Wrap #Kids art project | CraftyMorning.com

Learn how to integrate art into your plant science activities by having students make chlorophyll paintings. Similar to leaf rubbings, this simple science based art project is a fun and creative extension for teaching kids about photosynthesis.

Crafting is important for the growth of young children and choosing a suitable craft for young children is quite challenging for parents. But to their rescue, we are here with a cool and interesting frog papercraft activity that young children not only enjoy but learn a lot from them. so let’s know about the procedure […]

Monster blow painting is such a fun art project for kids! First use a straw to blow liquid paint around a piece of paper. Then add googly eyes and other details to transform the colourful paint splatters into monsters! This simple process art activity gives such cool results, and you'll end up with a unique design every time! Use your imagination to create your monsters and make them as friendly, cute, silly, or even as scary as you'd like. It's such a fun craft for Halloween or anytime of…

This free printable build a flower activity is a great way to keep your kids or students entertained with a fun creative project...

Projects follow the “ Basics ” taking the new medium, technique or concept and applying it to a finished work of art assessing the new skill acquired through Basics. Projects ALSO build on...

Give kids a chance to experiment with different ways to make green, then use a variety of greens to color in the Op Art Shamrocks. See the media and techniques I used to create my shamrocks in this blog post. This set of Op Art Shamrock Coloring Pages will rock your St. Patrick's Day! #stpatricksdayart #opartlesson #shamrock #coloringpages #artlessons

One Point Perspective Trees | Art Lesson for Kids | Beverly Gurganus Fine Art Perspective, whether an idea or physical object, is the way we view something. It helps us to understand that idea or the subject in relation to its context or environment. Can you create art without using the right perspective? Yes, you can, but an art professor once told me that you need to learn the rules before you can break them; therefore, I always begin a drawing unit with perspective.

Painting with a balloon