Lesson Plans

Students show their favorite holiday event on a personalized gift bag. Decorate these handy bags for treats on any speci

Let’s make a deal! Explore the use of symmetry and pattern seen on wampum treaty belts. Design a treaty belt of your own

Explore the art of creating positive and negative space with Crayola® Bright Fabric Markers, and draw a colorful name de

Students "pack" their luggage in preparation for an imaginary trip.

Study the artwork of Robert Rauschenberg then create an original collage with written analysis.

Make change in the community! Create a symbolic coin that showcases a pledge to make your town a better place to live.

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

Discover more about the life of a king cobra. For what is it really hunting?

When I grow up, an architect I will be!

Compare modern with traditional African tribal cultures by researching how individual and group identity are expressed t

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

Research ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics and tell a wall story with an interesting crayon resist technique.

Create an impressive, colorful plaid with Crayola® Erasable Colored Pencils. Make your own clan’s Tartan for a greeting

Play Concentration with a twist--match halves of proverbs or pictures from Japanese folk tales, for example. Create clam

Use knowledge of, a and experiences with, food sources to decide where food comes from.

Each city in the world has a skyline all its own. Use the rainbow of hues with Crayola Washable Markers to create a colo

Music and art merge with this "paint the music" lesson introducing students to the work of Kandinsky, the father of abst

A comparison of two world cities leads to a pictorial and written report.

Let's learn about boats!

I know I can paint like Picasso!

How do boats move?

Students use their knowledge of fish to practice sorting.