Chinese new year dragon art for kids

We are a little late for the Chinese New Year but we discussed the tradition anyway and the kids are really enjoying the project. We are reviewing some of the basic art elements of line, shape, pat…

Fourth graders are so enthusiastic about creating these Chinese dragons. We talked about the difference between the European dragon and the Chinese dragon. The Chinese dragon is a symbol of good luck and wisdom. It is a symbol of power for people who are worthy of it and a creature to be feared by fools and evildoers. The European dragon on the other hand is typically an unruly dreadful beast feared by all for its ruthlessness. We talked about how the appearance of the Chinese dragon has…

An art lesson for kids using watercolors! Grade Level: 2nd – 4th grade Time Required: 2 45-min. class periods Objective: Students enjoy reading a fun chapter book surrounding the Chinese New Year, and create an exciting watercolor painting of the culture’s legendary symbol. Vocabulary: Squiggle Warm/Cool Bleed Dimensio

Use a simple technique to create a perfectly symmetrical, bright and bold dragon head with oil pastels, crayons and paints. Perfect Lunar New Year art lesson...

Get mystical with these stunning dragon crafts for kids! Perfect for the Chinese New Year and Appreciate a Dragon Day on 16th January!

This is a collaborative art project that makes a stunning display. The best part is that while it looks amazing, it is really one of the most simple projects I’ve done.

Lunar New Year dragon craft activity! Assemble your own Lunar New Year dragon craft, created by Red Ted Art. Be creative and make it as long or as short as you wish.

In 2nd grade classes we have been studying asian culture & in particular Chinese New Year.Students love the bright cultural traditions ...

Part 2 of illustrated instructions on how to make a paper Chinese dragon.