Articles related to "Crayon Rubbings"

Have fun with preschoolers looking at textures in nature by doing crayon rubbings of leaves, tree bark, sand and rocks, and making unique paper crafts with the designs.

Celebrate Canada Day by making one-of-a-kind flags, Canadian coin rubbings and paper bag beaver puppets from craft supplies around the house.

Go outside the lines with these fun ideas that will breathe new life into old crayons.

Have the children in your class share a heart with a friend. This fun holiday themed art project only requires paper, crayons, and a heart.

With a few simple and inexpensive art supplies around the house, children can produce artwork worthy of a "clothesline" art show.

In this art project for kids age 8-12, create a crater-like moon surface with rubbed textures and phases of the moon. This fun project combines art and science.

Whether at the beach or in the backyard sand box, show your kids the fun of playing with sand by doing a pirate treasure hunt, sand art and some simple experiments.

Whether your family is traveling by car, bus, boat or plane, these portable travel activities will help your kids as young as age 2 pass the time--and help you stay sane.

Elementary students learn about the art elements of color and texture in an art lesson and activities relating to the book The Legend of Spookley the Square Pumpkin

Learning about dinosaurs is fun and interactive with these thematic ideas that focus on reading and art.

These Valentine's Day themed art projects will help to bring out the creativity of the young child who is learning about this special holiday.

Using art process activities in the preschool classroom is a great way to improve learning and development outcomes.