Watercolor snowflake art

One of the many fun ways to combine art and science is by making crayon resist snowflakes with watercolor. Students as young as kindergarten love learning how to draw snowflakes. And it’s even more fun when you draw them with a white crayon so they magically appear when painted over with watercolor! Before you draw […] Related posts: Day of the Dead – Ofrenda Painting Crayon Resist Easter Card Butterfly with Watercolor & Oil Pastel Resist

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This is a lesson that I first tried last year with my 3rd graders. This year's paintings looks great! Only difference is instead of having them draw narrow 'X's and then adding a third line across, I had them start with hexagon stencils to mark out the corners, then connect the dots. If you're looking for a complete version of this lesson with teacher directions, student directions, a PowerPoint, templates, and video - check out my store! Also available in my Teachers Pay Teachers store!

Free watercolor snowflake craft for kids of all ages. This simple watercolor painting activity is great for your winter art projects and doesn't require coffee filters, salt, or any additional materials! Your students will be thrilled with the beautiful results and you'll find links below to over 30 printable snowflake templates they can paint!

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Looking for some more fun winter art activities for kids? This DIY Snowflake Art Project is a terrific craft for kids to enjoy creating and makes a beautiful keepsake or awesome gifts for loved ones.

Before we even started talking about snowflakes I reviewed the differences between linear and radial symmetry with my students. Afterwards we viewed a variety of images and they told me what type of symmetry each image had. Once it was clear they had this down, we moved on to begin talking about snowflakes and how they are a great example of radial symmetry in nature. To help us become better informed on why snowflakes look the way they do, we watched an excellent BrainPop video describing…

Get into the Christmas spirit by learning to paint watercolor snowflakes! This simple tutorial will have you cranking out homemade holiday cards in no time!