Line art activities for kindergarten

This PDF has two pages. One handout with examples of 20 different kinds of lines and a blank one for students to create their own kinds of line! I like to provide examples for my students but then prefer to give them a space where they can try their own. This year, I used this worksheet with my Kindergarten, first grade, and fifth grade classes with projects that rely more heavily on creative line. I have also used the example page as a handout to give students inspiration.I can see this…

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To study shapes and lines, Kindergarten students experimented with cutting out different colored shapes, and used brightly colored markers to trace around them. Students cut out squares, triangles...

Original works pattern caterpillar

We are still fully virtual over here! I feel like I have been getting into a groove and things are going pretty well. Here is a lesson I did for kindergarten and first grade. Repetition in art means to repeat something again and again. If you have been making distance learning art lessons and have shared them on a website, please comment below! I am always looking for new ideas.

LINES LINES LINEs! Everywhere the lines. What kind of lines are there? Click on each of these images to see them close up. Study what all 3 have in common. What defines the image? Is there a border? (all images above were found on google by searching up "implied line". I do not claim them as my owned images) All three artworks are using something called "IMPLIED LINE". Here's the PROJECT. (click to see image bigger) Front and back of worksheet I designed as a tool for teaching Implied Line…