Tag: art

Canada Art in Kindergarten

For our school’s Canada 150 project, our class was assigned to do artwork inspired by the province Nova Scotia. Our students were so interested in learning more about our country that we decided to explore some other Canadian provinces and territories. We started off by looking at British Columbia and the artwork by Emily Carr. …

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Have Fun with Chalk!

Are you looking for a fun summer activity to do with your students? These chalk task cards are a great way to provide kids with direct, purposeful outdoor play. It contains 30 task cards with literacy, math and science activities they can do with chalk! There are colored cards, and it also includes a black …

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Sight Word Blue!

While learning the sight word blue- we decided to let our students create their own shade of blue, name it and describe it. I didn’t know how interested the students would be to create their own colour, but it turns out they were really excited to do it! We started off by just giving them …

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Letter ‘N’ Art

Our students have been learning all about the letter N this week. We have learned how to write it, make its sound and have come up with a list of words that begin with N. As a conclusion on our letter N learning, we made some artwork: We began by collecting pine needles to make …

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Fall painting idea: invite students to create their own warm-colored fall inspired painting. Teach about warm colors and inspire creative thinking with this fun art provocation.

Invitation to Create- Fall Painting Idea

Fall painting idea: invite students to create their own warm-colored fall inspired painting. Teach about warm colors and inspire creative thinking with this fun art provocation. I love giving my students different ways to explore colours, different textures, painting tools and to allow them to be creative. I set up this invitation to create a …

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Invitation to Create

This year for back-to-school we are focusing on getting the students in our class to recognize and write their names. We chose the book Chrysanthemum by Kevin Henkes to help students with this. We did a lot of centers around name writing, Pinterest has so many great ideas (like this or this). For our art …

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