Lesson Plans

Combine simple shapes and splashes of color to create Klee-like castles.

Students can create anything 2-dimensional on a Crayola® Dry-Erase Board. Take a digital image and upload to a class dro

Explore the community helpers theme by having students imagine and express themselves as adult workers in this color fil

Create a Polar Bear in his habitat, surrounded by the colorful Northern Lights using blended watercolors.

Illustrate the ongoing battle against germs with a graphic depiction of strategies used to keep healthy with Crayola® Wi

Create a torn and cut paper collage of a Brown Bear in Winter, using printmaking to create falling snow.

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

Children have fun playing detective with cards made by classmates to reinforce the mathematical concept of “sets”.

Tick, tock, it’s time to help students learn to read analog clocks with this quick, dry erase activity.

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

Young learners become authors as they write their own books about colors, using crayon resist art techniques.

Texture and counting meet creativity and expression as children model numbers and explore arithmetic.

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

Help children develop as leaders and build self-confidence as they create colorful kites with the idea that they can fly

What do you need to know to be a safe bus rider? Create your own school bus, driver, and passengers!

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

Making a 'Sand Cake" by creating a series of texture rubbings in a process lesson as if children were making a cake by p

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

The student will use create a spider web of lines in drawing, add a cut paper spider and draw their ‘lunch’ of bugs.

In “Max Found Two Sticks” by Brian Pinkney, Max expresses himself through rhythmic sounds. In this activity, students dr

Inspired by Susan Karnovsky's "Billy and the Magic String", students will create string illustrations and tell stories a

Students create beautiful patterned paper with a printmaking process and then use the paper to create fish and other sea

Students learn the definition of texture through discussion and experiencing a series of Crayola® Crayon rubbings of fou

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