Lesson Plans

When students say, “I have nothing to write about,” use this team teaching activity to inspire creative writing through

Students draw favorite animals and include descriptive adjectives in their artwork.

Explore the sights of New York City by creating a storyboard and characters from a favorite book.

Dr. Seuss is always wacky and particularly in his book Wacky Wednesday. This lesson lets kids’ imaginations run wild dre

Build compare/contrast skills and promote interracial harmony with this primitive art peace quilt honoring the lives of

Encourage freedom of expression with this activity focused on the art of Jackson Pollock.

This art mash-up of two of Andy Warhol’s iconic styles is easy and eye-catching.

What's going on in the ground below a plant? Students use Crayola Model Magic to create a relief showing plants and thei

Be inspired by Sol LeWitt’s installation and create a five pointed star.

Explore abstract expressionism by studying the works of Wolf Kahn and create a unique landscape using Crayola® Oil Paste

Help students understand the size of history with an in-depth, interactive exploration of ancient cultures culminating i

What happens when animals squeeze inside a warm doghouse on a cold, rainy day? Windy, wet weather and flying fur create

Teens explore symbolism and identity as they create color filled silhouettes that visually depict a term and image to de

Combine movement into active learning and art making in this lesson. Students learn and express concepts in radial symm

Students carry on deep dialogues with an artist’s works, applying what they learn about the time period and the artist t

Capture the excitement of historical events and figures in the dramatic style of graphic novels. Take a different kind o

Play a game in pairs that challenges students to describe and classify their knowledge and research into one word catego

Feed teens’ appetite for popular music with this lesson inspired by songs that reflect the times in which they were writ

Students see beyond maps as they envision the places and events that have occurred along these trails.

Students use visual literacy and creative thinking skills to collaboratively design pop up stage sets that dramatize his

Get inspired by reading the book “Leaves” by David Ezra Stein. Watch your students bloom with confidence as they create

Explore nature through printmaking on gel plates. Students connect art and the natural world in this fun and engaging le

There is just something that mesmerizes kids about the ability to draw on dark paper and have it turn out great. The nig

Students transform the classroom into a sea of fish with this colorful oceanography project!