Recently we've added a handful of Color and Learn worksheets to our sister site Preschool Mom, and I wanted to take a minute to show you why they are so popular with our visitors. Each collection includes a variety of different animals/bugs alongside some amazing and fun facts for children to...
With Winter upon us I've been busing designing a few Arctic Art Projects for Kids! Today I've got two more photo tutorials to add to our collection. Northern Lights Arctic Art Project for Kids This is a dreamy way to create a beautiful sunset or Northern lights backdrop for your winter scenes. Patterned...
Here is a unique and exciting polar bear art project for kids. This is a fantastic art project to try with your students when you are learning about cubism or anytime you are learning about the arctic. Each section on this art project is created with oil pastels,...
This is a dreamy way to create a beautiful Arctic sunset or Northern lights backdrop for your winter scenes. Materials: Igloo Template Bleeding Tissue Paper Watercolor Crayons Watercolor Paper Paintbrush, Water Aurora: A Tale of the Northern Lights Alaskan storyteller and artist Mindy Dwyer has created a magical story of a young girl whose seeking and dreams lead...
If you've been following us on Instagram, you've already gotten a glimpse of these new art projects while they were in the works, but today I've finished the photo tutorials to show you how to make your own with your children. These polar bear art projects are stunning and aren't...
This stunning Arctic craft uses a bear paw print template. Children use watercolor, ink and oil pastel to create a beautiful winter scene of a polar bear and her cub. The second layer shows a seal hiding in it's den, implying what the polar bear might be hunting for. Materials: Polar Bear...
These art projects and activities are a wonderful accompaniment to your lessons on the Arctic and polar regions. You could easily tie this unit in with our Inuit (Eskimo) craft projects to add in cultural studies as well. While the focus of these art projects is the Arctic, we've included...
The Inuit tribes often carved beautiful shapes from soapstone. These shapes represented things they saw and experienced in daily life. There are many beautiful carvings of Arctic creatures as well ashuman forms depicting dailylife in the Arctic. Materials: Modeling Clay (we used self hardening white and brown) Black Pepper Carving Tools Suggested Resources for a Unit...
These igloos are not only fun to build, they are sweet to the taste as well! the time to build a layer and give the igloo time to dry. the exact way to build an igloo, but my children had a blast. Older children can certainly try to use the...
