How to Bring Art Into Your Home or School Classroom
Find out how you can bring art into your home or school classroom with these easy and affordable tips.
KinderArt Blog
How to Look at (and Approach) a Work of Art
A guideline containing four basic components or stages of looking at art, as suggested by art educator Edmund B. Feldman.
How to Make Art When You Don’t Know How to Make Art
If you aren’t comfortable making art with your kids, try this project and gain some confidence!
How to Paint a Wooden Sign
Here are step-by-step instructions on how to paint a trendy wooden sign.
Grades: Grades 6-8, Grades 9-12
Levels: Middle School, High School
How to Set Up an Art Classroom
Here are some tips and tricks for setting up a creative space in your school or home classroom.
Introduce Your Kids to Art
Art is important for more than your child’s creative development. Find out how you can introduce your kids to art.
Kids’ Art: Display It, Save It, Toss It
Have a prolific painter? Here’s what to do with all of the masterpieces.
Minoan Pottery
An introduction to Minoan Pottery.
National Geographic Puzzle Explorer Review & Printable Craft
An honest review of National Geographic’s Puzzle Explorer.
Nature Art Activities for Kids
Kids can get creative outside with dirt, sand, sticks and stones
Ages: 2-5 yrs, 5-8 yrs, 8-11 yrs
Grades: Preschool, K-2, Grades 3-5
Newspapers in the Classroom
If you have students who love to write stories, draw pictures and organize information, why not create a classroom newspaper?
Origami Bookmarks
Instructions and printable templates you can use to make your very own origami bookmarks.
Pets in the Classroom
Should you consider introducing a pet in your classroom? Here’s what to consider.
Photo Projects: 3 Tips to Make Photo Selection Easy
Making the decision to start a photo project doesn’t have to be intimidating. These tips will help.
Piet Mondrian: Breaking it Down
Piet Mondrian, is known for his paintings featuring black lines and blocks of primary colors. However, he actually began his artistic career as a landscape artist.
Reasons I’m Not Homeschooling My Kid
A few years ago when I was throwing around the idea of homeschooling my daughter, I had a discussion with a friend of mine over coffee and goldfish crackers while our kids played with wooden trains.
Saving Your Child’s Artwork
A common problem for parents of creative kids is what to do with all of that artwork. This article offers several tips and ideas.
Imagine the freedom of done-for-you art lessons.
The KinderArt Club features standards-based art lessons which are designed to work in small or large group settings, with a range of ages (from 5 to 11 years). So, you don’t need to plan multiple activities, regardless of the grades you teach.
Just log in, print and teach. It’s that easy.
