Lesson Plans

Blue bumble bees and iridescent beetles; colorful insects add drama to the landscape. Some even provide clues to technol

Planning a school carnival or fundraiser? Use Crayola® Washable Sidewalk Paint to create a festive atmosphere, exciting

What can you do with a bag of junk? Sort it, compare it, and practice recording the data in a table. What do you have in

Environmental science, math, and art team up! Find out how much of the Earth is water and how much is land. Students mak

Create abstract art with shockingly simple shapes and lines like Kandinsky.

What changes along with the seasons? Plants? Animal coats? What you wear? The weather? Sports? Students create a 3-D cub

Discover Australian wildlife and Aboriginal dot paintings. Combine three fun art techniques together to make colorful an

Practice math facts in style! Use recycled CD’s along with Crayola® Dry-Erase Crayons to create a spectacular classwork

Combine simple shapes and splashes of color to create Klee-like castles.

Bananas are a ubiquitous fruit—but what do children really know about them? Explore how banana plants grow, their fibers

Base this lesson on a local zoo and let math be the inspiration for a science connection. This lesson is all about fract

Families are on the move—today and yesterday. Explore children’s journeys to new lives through powerful poetry and art.

Invite your students to create chains of charms to show symbols of the seasons.

Discover the differences between Realism and Stylization in art, and show off your own unique style!

Wait! Don’t throw that bottle cap away! In this lesson you will re-purpose objects thought of as trash to make an amaz

Students create fun fish while practicing the geometric concept of reflection.

Create realistic flowers from construction paper and recycled items to show what you know about the parts of a flower.

Beautiful poetry, art, and music are such wonderful ways to express your ideas and feelings. For brilliant Swirls and Sm

Explore feelings with the book Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney. Students will create their own Llama showing an e

Challenge your students to come up with examples of as many real-life fractions that they encounter with every day. Will

Build self-confidence in our young artists as they use a mono-print transfer technique to create self-portraits by looki

Combine physical science, math and visual art! Create a symmetrical mask using paper straws. Use the hollow ends of th

Inspired by Susan Karnovsky's "Billy and the Magic String", students will create string illustrations and tell stories a

Practice counting, adding, and dividing into sets with used markers. Decorate a colorful box for each set!