1st grade spring art

A collection of beautiful spring-themed artworks made by elementary kids. My faves are the tulips and sun/moons. Drop by for inspiration.

This collection of spring art for kids is filled with colorful and fun project ideas! There are art projects for kids of all ages that use different types of art materials and techniques.

I actually got inspiration to draw this butterfly from one of my 1st grader's shirts last year. It had the prettiest butterfly on it, that was a very simple line drawing. I decided to teach my 1st graders how to draw it (again, this year!), and then we added lots of different line designs using our sharpies of course. The students were to color the butterfly with markers, trying to keep two of the same colors away from each other. Then, we cut them out (with a "bubble" around it), and glued…

My first graders are studying Claude Monet right now! First we watched a cute video (below) to learn about the artist Then we drew the garden and the Japanese bridge with oil pastels on watercolor pap

How adorable are these?!? My 2nd graders did such a fantastic job creating them! This lesson took (3) 40 minute art classes to finish and incorporates the Elements of Art- Line, Shape, Color, Value…

Hello, friends! I'm here today to do some oversharing of my second grade masterpieces as they are giving me so much LIFE! Both my young artists and I are beyond excited with how our Heather Galler-in

First grade just finished up their ladybugs for Art By Me. It's taken us a little longer to finish this year with all the special extra things going on in my schools. Some classes have had field trips and we've also had music programs they've needed to practice for so we're finally getting things finished up for the fundraiser this year. Art By Me money is used to purchase supplies for art that I may not normally be able to afford with my normal budget. One of the things like to purchase is…

We recently painted some super cute spring chicks and would love to share the steps with you! We did Sharpie drawings on watercolor paper and then painted them with quick fast strokes to get a vibrant fresh spring feel! Grab a piece of paper and join us! It's really quick and easy. Steps to draw a happy chick 1. Draw a tall curved line, like a rainbow! 2. Draw some little round eyes at the top. 3. Draw a beak - first a diamond and then a line through the middle. 4. Draw long thin legs and…

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Painted Paper Art | Laura Lohmann | Windmills from Holland. 🌷🇳🇱🌷 My 4th grade Art club members created these sweet windmills using watercolors, painted paper and modeling… | Instagram

Mrs. Barnes on Instagram: "Last year’s spring bunnies. Maybe I should do these again without the glue outline. Yeesh! #neonpaint #springart #bunnyart"