Landscape art for kids

This 16-page lesson plan on Emily Carr is divided into two techniques: tempera paint and oil pastel on black paper and tempera paint on white paper.

Year 6 sketched the bones of these stylised and vertically-orientated landscapes in pencil and then traced over these with black textas before adding different repeating patterns in each section. The students used a combination of coloured pens, textas and pencils to achieve the textured appearance. This is a lesson I copied verbatim from Miriam at artescuola.com - it's one of my favourite blogs! I showed the children the work of Miriam's students on the other side of the world, which really…

Inside you'll find an easy step-by-step How to Draw a Landscape Tutorial and Landscape Coloring Page. Stop by and download yours for free.

With this marvellous warm colors and cool colors city skyline art project, kids will be able to explore the key concept of warm and cool colors in art

Create beautiful marble paper art landscape collages inspired by Australian artist Kate Shaw in this post by Danielle Falk of Little Ginger Studio. #kidsart #artsandcrafts #artforkids #kidsactivities #sensoryactivity #sensory via @The Artful Parent

PreK - 3rd Grade

I love landscape art. Winter, spring, summer, or fall, it doesn’t matter. I love them all. And we love using different techniques to make our pretty landscapes. We have made beautiful landscapes using forks, yarn, sponges and now cardboard. These paint scraped landscapes are quick and easy to make and we just adore how they […]

This Torn Paper Mountain Landscape Art project creates a unique visual for kids when learning about faith to “move a mountain,” mountain landforms — or any other mountain lesson.

Inside you'll find an easy step-by-step landscape painting for children tutorial. Stop by and download yours for free.

Ted Harrison was an English-Canadian artist known for his work in landscape, colour and shape. This bright project is a celebration of his work. We do this project at the end of our Canada unit and after having spent some time diving deeper into our own province of British Columbia.