Fall middle school art projects

This fall tree art project for kids uses easy paper quilling to make the colorful autumn leaves and acrylic paint for the tree. A fun mixed media project that kids will love! Printable tree template included.

Here are some fun fall art projects to do in your homeschool. They are great for older elementary kids.

Grade Level Duration Five classes, 40 minute class periods Materials Cardstock, scissors, acrylic paint or acrylic ink, leaves for observational studies, drawing paper, or use sketchbooks (if your students have them), black fine line pens like Sharpies, metallic markers Media Mixed media Lesson Objectives Students will… practice their observation skills by drawing and shading leaves. […]

Before you begin, study different shapes, sizes and types of pumpkins AND the lines on the pumpkin from different perspectives. When lines bend in a shape to conform to the outside, it is called CONTOUR LINE. This happens in many objects. These videos will help you better understand cross contour line. That may seem complicated... WE will start SIMPLE, with PUMPKINS The top and bottom of the pumpkin is where the lines start and stop. This is the top stem and blossom bottom end. Didn't know…

Weaving paper is an elementary skill that is important but is no joke to teach. Take that simple skill to the next level with this concept of weaving together two similar paintings. Paper weaving is great for fine motor skills, & dexterity. The painting portion of this lesson is a great way focus on color theory too!

Students love this engaging value-shading lesson! Ideal for middle and high school students, Teach your students how to create stunning autumn leaves with graphite and colored pencils. - Detailed lesson plan - National Core Visual Arts Standards Aligned - Rubric & student examples - Mini-lessons on value & techniques - Cross-curricular science activity on leaves Ignite creativity with this inspiring Fall art lesson! 🖌️🎨 #ArtEducation #FallArt #ValueShading #ArtTeachers #DrawingLesson #TPT

I've been doing this Candy Corn painting project with my 6th Graders for the past 3 years, and it always turns out great! It's definitely a challenge for them, but also a huge accomplishment when they finish it! This project really allows all of my students to shine! This is the first project of the year with my 6th graders, we aim to get it done before Halloween! #artfulmommy

In this mixed media painting we used oil pastels and watercolors in order to learn the ranges of warm and cool colors. With students of Grade 6th we created these trees to recognize and use this ki…

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