Lesson Plans

Good luck! Create a Moroccan good luck hand or Khamsa using Crayola® Washable Markers in fun, new ways.

Tissue paper flowers burst out of a chalk-designed two-dimensional vase to create a flowering plant display fit for givi

Students get to know each other better when they create a 3-D self-portrait.

Study the complex, geometric ornamentation of Islamic art. Discover intricate, authentic Zillij designs using math and a

Blackbirds are popping from this pie! Find out the origins and meaning behind favorite childhood rhymes.

Make a weather mood collage using colorful papers you create yourself using cool new mixed media techniques and your fav

Discover the famous black pottery of New Mexico! These drawings capture both the matte and shiny surfaces of these uniqu

Ready to be a fearless explorer? Create a spaceship flying among strange new planets, where stars have no limit!

How can an empty water bottle that is dropped in a stream in America end up on a beach in Africa? How could birds and ot

Students create their own model magic characters that can be used as puppets to tell original stories.

Explore growth cycles through the seasons then create original chalk drawings of pumpkins ready for harvest.

Create western style gingerbread characters based on a traditional fairy tale with an interesting twist.

The Maori culture of New Zealand creates beautiful pieces of artwork featuring Koru designs. Master this motif in a colo

Explore the Harlem Renaissance then create a bright, bold drawing illustrating everyday stories of people in the communi

Celebrate winter with sled dog races, ice carving, curling-and polar bear swims! Capture fun at frosty festivities in Ca

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

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

In temperate climates, winter brings rain, sleet, freezing rain, hail, and snow. How is water changed into so many diffe

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

Play tag like the Spaniards do!

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

What messages do students see throughout their days? What power do they have to contribute to the messages in a positive

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

It's all about details! Use adjectives to write about a dream mansion and include details in your pencil and marker dra

With this simple puppet made of coffee filters and Crayola Construction Paper Crayons, soar along as a baby bird goes on

WOW! Traveling in a new form of transportation across new terrain must be a very exciting experience; students create bo

St. George’s Day (or any day) is the perfect time to celebrate brave deeds. Create colorful bravery badges for yourself

Surrealist artist Salvador Dali’s The Persistence of Memory is one of the most recognized works of the 20th century. Exa

The colors, patterns and shapes of this Matisse inspired still life will mesmerize you.

Who is your hero or heroine? Create a unique, handmade book that tells the story of bravery, such as Kate Shelley’s rema

Explore and respond to the work of Ansel Adams, creating original black and white pencil landscape drawings of the Sierr

Compare seasons with a changeable folded-paper triarama.

Build a replica of a house using the local materials and construction methods of Brazil! Discover the people and resourc

Miniature Portraits are remarkably small-scale paintings used as personal keepsakes or as jewelry from various cultures.

Catch indoor breezes with a colorful windsock! Whether you’re learning about Japan, weather, or aviation, Crayola® Twist

Create inspirational art for your classroom! Students create their representation of John Henry’s rainbow based on their

When Canada celebrates its anniversary on July 1, the sun shines in the north—both night and day. What’s different betwe

Build bridges and friendships! Plan and construct a bridge with this constructive lesson that’s inspired by a Maya Angel

Bring attention to good causes with an awesome fundraising container. Turn the container into a reusable surface with cl

Only recently could Canadians establish their own laws. Learn more about the country’s history and the Constitution Act

Repurpose scrap paper! Create a mosaic in the shape of a clock.

While investigating pyramids and mummies, invite students to craft a replica of an amulet. This pendant gleams with symb

On Remembrance Day, Canadians honor fallen heroes and heroines. Create a 3-panel display to show why and how this event

Celebrate the Festival of Lights with a handmade challah cover. Children are delighted to help prepare for this holiday,

See flower parts through the eyes of a famous artist! Georgia O'Keeffe's florals are a young botanists' dream.

Introduce, or refresh, the concept of surface area to your students with an investigation into the Joel Shapiro “Untitle

Egyptian culture is something that intrigues young and old alike. In this lesson students create their own 3-D canonic j

Create one-of-a-kind Chanukah cards for friends and family simply by curling narrow strips of Crayola Color Explosion® P