Lesson Plans

Students create a self portrait using the letter U as a face shape.

With the book “Is This a House for a Hermit Crab?” by Megan McDonald as a jumping off point, students create a matching

Create a house for the lovable character Corduroy after experiencing Don Freeman’s book, Corduroy.

How do pets or wildlife care for their young? Discover how young animals change as they grow!

What's going on in the ground below a plant? Students use Crayola Model Magic to create a relief showing plants and thei

Children learn the days of the week by sharing their own versions of "Cookie's Week". Practice writing letters and drawi

Students hold hands with friends, dance in and out, and get all tangled up into a big knot! Then draw colorful swirls an

Children’s EI (Emotional Intelligence) needs to be nurtured and fed just like their IQ. Literature does this very well.

Keep track of the season, month, day, and date with this colorful, changeable calendar.

Create beautiful mixed media autumn forest with torn paper , Crayola Tempera Paint and Construction Paper Crayons.

Big and small colorful circles become flowers and seeds in a colorful garden.

Try an easy art technique to create dramatically colorful paper with paint. Use the student-created art paper to make cu

Numbers are everywhere!! Turn a stroll around the neighborhood at night into a counting extravaganza with Crayola® Gel M

After observing and discussing illustrations of animals and their spots and stripes in the read aloud "Spots and Stripes

Inspired by the book "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds, students create their own dot "painting" using Crayola Twistable Slick

Using a read aloud of "Snowflake Day" by Becky Friedman as the impetus, students identify and talk about the story's pro

Create a cityscape with dynamic colors popping against a dark background.

Graphically illustrate blossoming literacy skills with a wrap-around-the-room vocabulary word display.

Students go on a short field trip to the out of doors to observe weather conditions and document what they see on dry er

Playgrounds are fun, but how exciting and engaging would they be if designed by kids? This lesson challenges students t

Students create tangible sets of numbers (of things) on matching construction paper pieces and the infinite world of mat

Get inspired by nature. Use mixed-media to create a seasonal-inspired, abstract artwork!

Everyone collects something. And like the characters in “A Three Hat Day” by Laura Geringer, our collections give us com

Discover animal habitats under sidewalks, tree roots, at the beach, or near ponds. Fascinating creatures can be found al