Lesson Plans

How will you go places in the future? Use your imagination to think of new possibilities!

Weave golden sticks through paper printed with gold leaves. This wall hanging is a natural to make an impression!

Use Crayola® Oil Pastels to make stenciled skies with stellar effects.

Capture amazing rain forest birds with a scratch-out crayon technique.

Research the great wave of immigration to the United States in the 1800s then create a model of an immigrant marketplace

Design a miniature Statue of Liberty—to scale! Inspire small groups of future engineers, poets, lawyers, and journalists

Create a multi-media weaving that pops with texture and is crowned with a majestic bird drawing.

Camouflage your favorite rainforest animals!

Imagine you've found the lost underwater city-nation of Atlantis as you use Crayola® Tempera Paint, Markers, and Colored

Create a replica of a tropical island, complete with palm trees, coral reefs, and other wildlife.

When Hawaiians plan a family get together, they make a lei for everyone coming to the event. Welcome guests to your clas

How do juicy oranges arrive at a grocery store in winter? Cargo trucks are on the road year-round. Create your own busin

Students learn about the culture of West Africa as they observe specific colors, designs and style of these beautiful ma

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

Decorate colored pencils for the winter holidays with fun Crayola Model Magic® toppers! They make great party favors and

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

Create a mixed media winter cityscape street scene focused on the idea of top/bottom, above/below as snow is painted on

Discover how the past affects the future—with a triarama that shows a country’s history, people, and traditions.

Create a crayon resist of your favorite kind of whale.

Ukranian eggs are some of the most beautiful artwork in the world. In this lesson, students are afforded the opportunit

Whales are immensely fascinating creatures. Discover how they look when they come to the water’s surface and then dive d

Eloise Greenfield is the inspiration for illustrated poems about things you love!

Students send postcards from space to show their knowledge of other planets.

Study voting rights then have students create a "Wanted" poster focusing on a famous suffragist.