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Sharing Our Blessings Giveaway 2024
In addition to the Red-Nosed Reindeer Dice Roll Game, I’ve joined a group of amazing teacher authors in a blog hop. We are each giving away a $25 TpT giftcard and all you have to do to enter is complete the Rafflecopter entry below. Then, visit any additional blog posts you are interested in to find more free stuff and more chances to win a gift card. This post is about how to draw a reindeer and reindeers drawing.
5 Vibrant Art Lessons Inspired by The Wild Robot
Here are five engaging art lesson ideas inspired by The Wild Robot, by Peter Brown. This story captivates readers with its touching story of Roz, a robot who finds herself stranded on a wild island and learns to adapt and thrive amidst nature. This story provides an exciting opportunity to merge art lessons with literature, encouraging creativity while deepening students' understanding of the book's themes.
3 of the Most Exciting Penguin Art Projects Ever
Animals make for a great source of inspiration for winter art ideas for teachers. Art projects that focus on animals provide young artists with an opportunity to explore the natural world while building a foundation of creativity.
Here are some ways that you can incorporate everyone’s favorite polar bird, the penguin, into art projects that teach kids the elements of visual art.
Creativity Lights the Way with the Drawing Practice Workbooks
As a parent, teacher, or caregiver, there's a unique joy in watching a child express themselves through art. Imagine giving them a tool that nurtures their creativity while also helping them develop their drawing skills. I’m excited to introduce the Drawing Practice Workbook with Drawing Prompts: Drawing Practice for Kids—a delightful guide designed to inspire young artists to explore their creative potential.
4 Entertaining and Educational Games to Play in Art Class
Looking for fun, educational games for art class? Check out these three simple games you can put together in a few minutes.
My students know I love to have a good time in art class! But, my goodness, it can be a struggle at times. As specials teachers, students can come to us a little out of sorts and disengaged. I have found that creating games for art class is an easy way to reinforce art skills, while also getting students invested in their learning.
