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Middle School Art Classes
Middle School Art Classes
K-8 Visual Art Links and Resources
K-8 Visual Art Links and Resources
Author/Illustrator Jarrett Krosoczka (JJK), creator of "Hey, Kiddo" and other popular titles, is doing YouTube drawing lessons every weekday at 11:00 AM Pacific Time. Previous lessons are available at http://www.studiojjk.com/draweveryday.html
Grab your supplies and follow along as Rob and Hadley of Art for Kids Hub as show you how to create a cartoon drawing in honor of our beautiful planet! Check out more of their tutorials on their YouTube channel.
Grab some paper and learn how to fold all of your favorite Star Wars characters. Follow the simple step-by-step directions, or select links to video demonstrations on YouTube.
A brilliant blog with a daily art challenge created as a response to the current need for students who are not able to get into school.
In this super easy tutorial, you'll learn how to make beautiful dandelion art with watercolors and a sharpie pen. This project is perfect for beginners.
Create a folding surprise, while learning about the different parts of a plant.
This cactus drawing is very simple and easy to draw. We tried to use step by step method as well in this drawing.
Explore free art lessons on YouTube using a variety of mediums!
This simple lesson provides endless opportunities for you to make art using items that you find in the natural world around you. Create as much as you want, and share your creations with others! Thanks to our friends at artsintegration.net for the lesson.
Gather up your recyclables. Rummage through your rubbish. Grab whatever is nearby and follow these instructions turn it into a unique piece of art to share with the world!
Explore over 5,000 years of art from across the globe! Fun facts, project ideas and behind the scenes videos made by kids!
Our good friends way up north in Humboldt County have designed FREE lessons to be done at home with everyday materials. Each is offered as a video lesson as well as a paper handout for children without internet access. Check it out!
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