The act of creating art has stress relieving benefits for all ages. If you’ve been looking for fun, creative activities to keep your kids busy, and you want an easy and relaxing art project for yourself, this blog post has that and more! This post is a roundup of art projects for kids as young as preschool, tweens, teens and adults. I've included videos, photographs and links to learning extensions. As I write this, it’s been almost 2 weeks since my ...
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Art Activities, Lessons and Games for Remote Learning
Art Activities, Lessons and Games for Remote Learning 6 Art Resources for Distance Learning During this unprecedented time, with so many of us cooped up in our houses, art teachers and families are scrambling for activities that offer boredom-busting art enrichment. All the projects use basic supplies, and for most you’ll need access to a printer. Whether you are an art teacher who is teaching remotely, a homeschooling parent, or you want some fun art ...
CARDBOARD: An Art Teacher’s Best Friend
CARDBOARD: An Art Teacher's Best Friend Here at Pop Art School we like to call cardboard “an art teacher’s best friend”. That’s because it’s free, readily available and it can be utilized for 2-D and 3-D projects. Not only that, it feels good to reuse and recycle something destined for the dumpster. ...
Art Lesson Faves & Fails-Part 2
In last week's blog post, Lisa listed her best and worst art lessons of the year. This week, it's Janell's turn. Faves Kindergarten Country/City Pop-up ...