Discover art projects that celebrate holidays from different cultures around the globe.
Click here to download the mask PDF Rise Skobeloff is a mosaic artist and art teacher. This is her second semester volunteering with Art Sphere. She loves to work with students to help them discover their voice through art and self expression and shares this lesson plan in recognition of …
Your destination: (objectives) Create Kandinsky’s color study with heart shapes instead of circles for mother’s day. Through this lesson the students will be able to observe how colors interact together and interpret what the colors may represent to them. Travel kit: (materials) Water based paint (gauche, watercolor), paint brush, crayons, …
These origami hearts are perfect for Mother’s Day! For these hearts you need a square piece of paper. If you don’t have one, you can turn a regular piece of construction or printer paper into a square using this guide. First, write a note inside (it could be a reason why …
Send someone an anonymous letter by solely using letters cut out from newspapers and magazines to write (or cut and paste) a letter. By using letter cut outs, handwriting cannot give away who the letter is from, making it anonymous and mysterious! This project is one of the virtual literacy …
Cinco De Mayo (the fifth of May) is a Mexican holiday to commemorate the day the Mexican army won a victory over France at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Cinco De Mayo is actually more popular in the United States than Mexico, as Mexican-Americans take the day …
Use this handout for an Easter-themed DIY paper basket. Color your basket before cutting along the dashed lines to create your own Easter basket. To adhere the flaps and handle, use glue, tape or staples. Click here to download the PDF Click here for a full list of handouts
Description: Passover and Easter are this week, and if you don’t celebrate either of those, egg hunts and getting free candy is still super fun! This is a time where you usually spend time with your families, but since we don’t have the opportunity to do that this year, here …
Every four years we add an extra day to February known as Leap Day. This day is added to make sure that the calendar stays in line with the Earth’s rotation. The associated “mascot” of Leap Year is the frog, whose hopping is easily recognizable. Our plan this week was …
