Enjoy making a paper lion, tiger or giraffe in a few simple steps. Explore San Diego Zoo Kids to learn more about your animal in their habitat.
A self portrait can be your whole body or just your face area. Begin with large geometric shapes to make your body, arms, legs and head. Next, add smaller shapes and details to for your clothes, shoes, face and hair. If you have a pet at home have fun including them in your self portrait.
Discover new adventures using line with your pipe cleaner caterpillar. Enhance this manipulative lesson interacting with your child to draw and form different types of lines; slanted, diagonal, zigzag, curly, swirl, vertical, horizontal and wavy.
Lesson: Watch the audio book "The Dot". Than provide mixed assortment of supplies for your child to explore various ways to create their own dot work of art. Various size papers, markers, crayons, paint or play dough could be a fun way to explore dot designs. "Ready Set Draw-ish!" is a video of author and illustrator Peter H. Reynolds discussing his book "The Dot".
Lesson: Recycle plastic bottles to create fun indoor planters. Display completed planters in your kitchen along with various herbs to add additional flavoring to foods all season long.
Lesson: Parent and child can work together to cut out colored geometric shapes. Next, arrange geometric shapes to create recognizable pictures such as mouse, cat or house. Lastly, glue your favorite shape design for display.