Elements of art for kindergarten

Doing art with kids at home or in the classroom? Then you will want to think about the 7 elements of art! Explore what the 7 elements of art are, why they are important and helpful tips for how to teach them to kids. Plus, you’ll find examples of fun and easy art projects you can use! Make sure to download the free 7 Elements of Art printable below.

This Art for Kids Activity is perfect for birthday parties, classrooms, and large groups! Create a negative-space silhouette painting of your name or image!

Art Elements: How to teach shape to kids. In this collection, you will find a variety of activities, projects, lessons, and ideas for teaching your students the art element of shape. Shapes are the building blocks of drawing and learning to create art. These projects and lessons will help support your efforts–and save you lots of time! As always, my lessons are always tried and tested by me and my students.

This easy line art for kids is a fun and hands-on way for get kids to learn about the element of art line. This line art project for kids uses just a

This mini book is perfect for introducing or reinforcing the Elements of Art with your students, young and old! Each page is easy to understand with simple black and white graphics. I use this mini book in my own classroom and my students love them. We keep the mini books with our sketchbooks and refer back to them when we look at a famous piece of art, or critique our own art. The whole book can be printed on one page- front and back. I know your students will enjoy making this mini book! I…

Our Visual Arts Department ordered this game as a review at the end of the 9 week wheel rotation. Have you ever tried it? If not, give it a chance and check it out. Kids loved playing it. It was a fun and relaxed way for them to learn.Cathy Hicks, Elements of Art, 2 Soul Sisters, Kim Daniel, Elements of Art Bingo, Maclay Visual Arts Teachers, art game, art review, Youtube,

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…

Use this collection of Paul Klee teaching resources and complete Klee Famous Artist Unit lesson plans to teach elementary art class.

Preschoolers can explore lines, shapes, color, space, texture and feelings while exploring the 6 elements of art.