Lesson Plans

Words count! Discover the power of words in poetry such as Maya Angelou’s Life Doesn’t Frighten Me. Then create a change

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

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

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

Children create shapes out of everyday materials.

Audubon studied birds and painted them in their habitat. Students get the opportunity to do the same in this interactive

Combine bold lines and contrasting colors like a Fauvist to create a vibrant autumnal still life.

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

Bit by bit our trash pile grows; where it will end, nobody knows! Show you are smart; turn your trash into art.

To illustrate how to make the world a better place, students make brightly decorated oval shapes like the “rockfish” pic

Hold the phone – in a stylish cell phone holder of your own design! Students use their measuring skills to create this c

Creating a quilt block is a great way to combine math, history, literature and art into one fun project.

Students work alone or in teams to create a unique hopscotch course.

Oh Canada! Study the mighty maple and create a spatter painting with Crayola® Washable Paint and an old toothbrush.

Use geometric shapes to create a quilt block.

How many times can you toss your bag into the box?

Create a city of geometric shapes and primary colors as seen through the eyes of the artist, Piet Mondrian.

Create a Native American shield showing contemporary or cultural symbols from Native American culture.

Pine cones, leaves, and other natural objects radiate when covered with gold Crayola® Premier™ Tempera and Glitter Glue.

Invite students to explore why the ability to change color with the seasons is so important to the survival of some anim

Play tag like the Spaniards do!

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

Students show what they know about how seasons affect our lives and what we do, see, and wear. Use Crayola® Washable Pa

Learn about snake habits and habitats, then create a model of a snake in its natural surroundings.