Art olympics

Miss Lee on Instagram: "5th grade finished with their last project of the school year! They practiced figure drawing, studied paintings by Olympic artist @roaldbradstock, and came up with their own Olympic pictograms in preparation for the Paris Summer Olympics happening in July!❤️🇫🇷 #arted #arteducation #artteacher #artteachersofinstagram #iteachart"

The Summer Olympics are starting soon, harness that excitement with theses fun and easy summer Olympic crafts!

Part two of our Olympic Lesson concentrated on what the Olympics is all about - the athletes. I had children in Prep - Grade 5 doing this lesson. I did a very similar lesson to this 2 years ago when the Winter Olympics were on and the children so LOVED it....So I thought it would be easy to replicate for the Summer Olympics. I just love how this lesson really brings out the children's creativity. I put out lots of loose parts for them to choose from to create the accessories and then left…

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Olympics Inspired Art Project - inspired by the 2016 Rio Olympics, this colourful multi media art project uses simple, easy to find materials and is suitable to preschoolers to middle school | you clever monkey

Free printable olympic torch themed handprint craft.

Students make sculptures of olympic athletes in motion. For ages 11 and up.

Olympics Archives - I Can Teach My Child!

As the buzz for the upcoming Paris Summer Olympics grows, it's the perfect time to get our little ones excited and immersed in the world of Olympic sports! As a parent, I always look for

Fifth graders practiced posing for each other and making quick gesture sketches to capture the action of a figure. Next, we looked at the pictograms of the upcoming Winter Olympics and drew the figures using the same steps as our gestures - a quick stick figure with a squiggle drawn over, as if a string were wrapping around the body. Then we finished it off with a black silhouette, and we reviewed our knowledge of the color wheel with our painted backgrounds.

Here's another fun and easy Olympics craft for the kids to make at home or daycare!These gold, silver and bronze medals are great for pretend play, for backyard Olympics or to simply wear when your kids are watching their favourite athletes compete. The process is simple but fun and you only need a few basic supplies to make them!Check them out with the link below!

Somehow, we made it through January. I am glad to see it go. For reals. It was not the best month for us. The good news is, not only is it February (which somehow seems so much doable than January…maybe because it’s shorter?) but this February, we have the Olympics to inspire our learning! Four...

How to make an Olympic Ring Graph - Great STEAM project! Combines Math, Art & The Olympics!

Check out our Ultimate List of Olympic Activities and Crafts for Kids with activities for both the summer and winter Olympics!