Lesson Plans

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

What is happening to limestone and marble buildings around the world? Show the effects of acid rain in a viewfinder.

What fruits are in season? Are they grown without harmful chemicals? Students draw a picture of their favorite fruit, li

Visually illustrate a powerful evolutionary advantage of humans with a simple tracing activity using crayons and colored

Getting words into alphabetical order is as easy as A-B-C with Crayola Color Switchers. Colorfully identify key letters

Students will use photo's of their parents, grandparents and other family members to identify their strongest traits; th

Letter-writing takes a new turn with this stationary that wraps right up into its own envelope.

Create a unique, stunning display of the Earth’s landforms. Showcase learning with textured materials such as sandpaper,

Create flowers and their pollinating pals using Crayola® Model Magic.

Personalize the plight of an endangered animal with a powerful portrait.

Using Crayola® Dry Erase Crayons and Construction Paper Crayons, create 3-dimensional flower and paper leaf designs for

Styles go in and out of fashion. Take a closer look at another time period and recreate a once-fashionable look in eyewe

What do two things have in common? Select two cards and decide if they are alike.

Can more than 281 million visitors be wrong? Is the United States National Park Service “America’s best idea” as one per

Imagination and problem-solving go to work as children check out real bugs and create their own.

Compound words can lead to a lot of entertainment in the classroom. Students make words as they create these fun flaps,

Discover complementary colors! Then see how the brain can trick your eye into seeing images.

Curious about toothy tyrants? Research the differences between alligators and crocodiles and then make your own marshy m

Porcelain clay has been used to create delicate, beautiful works of art for centuries. Create miniature gift sculptures

Take a trek through Brazil's mighty Amazon River and its basin. Which unusual creatures will you encounter in this spect

Jellyfish are things of unique and great beauty, though best viewed from afar. Using recycled materials and Crayola® Sli

Get to know classmates by interviewing each other. Connect with new friends and stand them up in colorfully creative cat

Who much does it weigh?

Practice drawing geometric shapes by creating insects with Crayola® Dry Erase Crayons.

Modern artist Wolf Kahn is well known as a Color Field painter and a landscape artist. He has combined both interests in

Explore cultures through clothing, using a variety of Crayola Colored Pencils and construction paper to make 3-D models

Design a character using geometric shapes. Use Crayola® Dry-Erase Crayons for a no mess, temporary product!

Tie together shaped poetry with watercolor animal sketches to create a cohesive artistic expression with a very silly si

Get inspired by nature. Use mixed-media to create a seasonal-inspired, abstract artwork!

Students recycle tissue paper circles from another art project, to explore fractal patterning from nature as inspiration

What feels better than lending a hand to a good friend? Students share great ideas as they work with a partner to design

Showcase children’s family heritages and traditions with bright colors and distinctive patterns. These individual, no-se

Create a 3-D braille chart simply with Crayola® School Glue, Markers and paper.

Build a flow chart to show the early achievements of computer scientists in the early days of the modern computer.

What's happening in deserts? Find out about plant and animal life in the world's arid regions. Write and design desert s

Create your own metallic Egyptian Mummy Mask to go inside of your mummy case.

A famous section of Beijing, the capital of China, is surrounded by a moat. Imagine being in The Forbidden City, where a

Making a 'Sand Cake" by creating a series of texture rubbings in a process lesson as if children were making a cake by p

Investigate the use of herbs by Native Americans while creating an herb pouch, and collect local wild herb specimens.

Acid rain is an ever-growing environmental problem that affects the whole planet. Let’s work together to stop the damage

Children create a colorful banner reflecting their research on a given topic.

Students pose in a variety of actions while peers sketch them. Students select their best work and copy it onto artist

Create a multicolored, decorative clay vase or dish. Fill it with dried flowers, seashells, or other beautiful items. Th

The science of leaves, leaf parts, and why leaves change colors leaves an impression on students as they create realisti

Draw a bird’s-eye view of neighborhood streets! Map the way from home to school.

Create an original species of fish and write about it. The art will become the cover of the story!

What do you know about other students in your club, camp, or class? Clues are hiding in these cool cups!

Begin observing the wonder of the natural world, record its night beauty with Gel FX Crayons and Glitter Glue.