Project Title: Architecture Project Description: Students create a floor plan for their desired rooms and use different tools to learn perspective. Author: Francesca Grade level or Target Age Range: middle school and high school Historical Art Examples or References: Architectural Blueprints used for Princeton University. Materials: Graph paper, architecture rulers, pencils, …
Project Title: Skeletons Descriptions: Students put together paper bones of a skeleton to make a whole skeleton Author: Liza Grade Level or Target Age Range: Preschool to third grade Historical Art Examples or References: The human skeleton Vocabulary: Skull, bones, calcium, stomach Materials: Scissors, glue, construction paper Anticipatory Set: Discussion …
Project Title: Paper Bats Description: Students color bugs and glue them to the bat, as well as make a face on the bat. Author: Francesca Grade level or Target Age Range: preschool to early elementary Historical Art Examples or References: Bats importance in the ecosystem Vocabulary: bats, mosquito, consume Materials: …
Before going into what we did this week, we wanted to give a huge thank you to Art Sphere Inc.’s donors, who were able to provide art supplies for all of the students at our recreation center programs. The students were beyond happy to have art supplies of there own, …
Project Title: Clay Turtles Description: Using clay (both clay made for or not made for a kiln will work) students will create their own turtles. Author: Molly Grade Level or Target Age Range: Preschool to early elementary Historical Art Examples or References: Examples of clay animals or turtles through history. Vocabulary: Clay, wedge, pinch pot, slip …
Project Title: Pumpkin Picture Description: Students will create a picture with a pumpkin as the focus Author: Liza Grade Level: Pre-school Vocabulary: circle, triangle, oval Materials: Glue, construction paper, scissors, and crayons Anticipatory Set: What holiday is coming up? Demo/Directions: 1. Pre-cut a yellow circle with a diameter of 4 …
Materials: Model Magic Clay, Markers Directions: 1. Students make pinch pots and then turn the cup on its side. 2. Students add eyes on top of the container and teeth around the mouth of the cup – the more the better! 3. Students add a tongue sticking out from the …
Preschool Literacy through Art Clay and Paper Projects Materials: Model Magic, Construction Paper, Scissors, Glue, Markers Directions: Students listen to the story “Mice and Beans” by Pam Munoz Ryan Students start by making a round ball of clay and then forming it into a small pinch pot. Students turn the …
