Corn art project

Counting money is such a fun skill to practice. I love all the great ideas out there on Pinterest and I’m always amazed at how excited students get when real money is involved. Here are a few ideas that can easily be mixed into your math centers for some counting money fun. I love the […]

COLORED PENCIL The 2 above are done with colored pencil on paper. (Prisma Brand on the construction paper, Crayola Brand on the white paper) CRAYONS The 2 above are done with Crayola Crayons on manilla (left) and white (right). TEMERA CAKES Above Painting is done with Water and Tempera paint. white Crayon is used before where highlights should go and a resist method is used when painted over with water paint. How to Draw the Corn on the Cob... GETTING STARTED I am so in love with this…

Enjoy the season with these cute and colorful corn crafts for fall! There are projects for kids of all ages, from toddlers to teens!

New lesson for fourth grade will combine pop art, printmaking and corn. Will be great for using up all the random 2 x 9" scraps of foam I seem to have inherited. Thinking we can get this done in three classes. Art history connection with artist John Clem Clarke. Lesson plan for sale on TpT. Updated 3/9/19 - This lesson is still a favorite. Just added a time lapse video to the listing.

It's nearly Thanksgiving, so today I'm sharing this fun Harvest Corn Mosaic Art Project. It's perfect for practicing those fine motor skills!

Teacher Sample Fall is so much about color and a bountiful harvest. Indian corn is both of these things. I'm fascinated by the colors, the glossy kernels and the wild, papery husks and knew this would be a wonderful theme for an art project. I explored and experimented with a few mediums and approaches (like close-up kernels and coloring with marker) and eventually settled on watercolor and pen. This project focusses on observational line drawing, watercolor and pen techniques, and color…

This observational drawing lesson was a lot of fun for my 3rd graders - I found the inspiration at Artsonia. It was a challenge, but very rewarding in the end. We talked about how artists draw still-l

You can make this fun fall Indian corn weaving felt toy for your pre-schooler or kinder in minutes! Fantastic fine motor skill and pattern-making practice! via barley & birch