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THese are some cool websites and activities to keep you busy if you want to create more art!
THese are some cool websites and activities to keep you busy if you want to create more art!
Origami
Origami
Are you interested in creating more origami? Remember, start with easier projects and work your way up to harder folds.
Check out this fun website. Adjust the color, length and thickness of the curves.
This is a fun symmetrical art generator.
Check out Art For Kids Hub and visit their Holiday or Seasons Art Projects tab. My favorite activities are the expandable drawings. Click into the video and be sure to pause if you need extra time.
Create your own GIF or flipbook. This game is more suited for kids 6 years old and older.
To create your GIF or flipbook, create a simple picture on slide 1. On slide 2, copy the first picture but make it slightly different by moving or it changing it. Keep adding, copying and changing. Press play to see your animation.
AutoDraw is a fun drawing tool. Start drawing and it will recognize what you are trying to create. You can then click the suggestions at the top and insert it into your drawing. Don't forget to color.
This section of their vast site is dedicated to art and craft activities for kids of all ages. Many of the resources are part of the Smithsonian Learning Lab.
For instance, you can help your kids make an ArtBot, an art-making robot with detailed instructions on the site. There are milder activities like coloring sheets and collage work too if you would like to skip the robot.
Click around this cool space for fun ways to create art digitally.
Maker Space created by art teacher friend Laura Klein. Thanks Ms. Klein. :) Click around this cool space for fun ways to create art digitally.
TATE KIDS
TATE KIDS
The Tate is four art museums in the United Kingdom.
Games include Spin Art, Street Art, Airbrush, Tate Paint, and many more.
Click Games & Quizzes at the top.
Doodle with famous Illustrator Mo Willems. All you need is paper and a drawing tool.
Doodle with famous Illustrator Mo Willems. All you need is paper and a drawing tool.
Draw animals from the zoo!
Draw animals from the zoo!
These are some fun live web cams of different animals at the San Diego Zoo in California. Observe an animal and create a drawing.
NGA
NGA
The National Gallery of Art has some cool online art games and even an app for a tablet. Check it out.
art for kids hub
art for kids hub
One of my favorite Youtube channels is Art for Kids Hub. Grab a paper and a PENCIL (he uses a Sharpie so you can see it in the video) and start drawing! There are HOURS of fun on his channel. www.youtube.com/user/ArtforKidsHub
The computer gives you a prompt of something to draw, you draw it and it tries to guess what you are drawing!
If you know of another great online art resource, email it to Mrs. Martinez at victoria_martinez@dpsk12.net.
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