In just a few quick steps, customize your own box of Crayola Crayons, create an Art Case, or draw your own Stuffed Animal. It's easy and fun!
On Chinese poetry and art, a small red square announces, "I made this." Students design a personal Chinese character sta
Children create shapes out of everyday materials.
People around the world are working for peace. Create this universally recognized symbol of harmony as a reminder of wha
Introduce Genre painting with the work of post-Expressionist George Bellows. Then create a dramatic original painting of
Uncover the history behind modern shoes and the similarities between styles of the past and those of today. Students sho
Audubon studied birds and painted them in their habitat. Students get the opportunity to do the same in this interactive
Explore Thailand then make miniature lotus-flower rafts in the tradition of the Loy Krathong festival.
Create a deck of cards using historical people as subjects. Along with the name of the person include fun facts. The car
Start a school birthday tradition! Use Crayola® Washable Window Markers or Crayola Window Crayons to draw self-portraits
Hurray for horsepower! Make a timeline to show how coal, oil, animals, and many other energy sources enable people and v
Hold the phone – in a stylish cell phone holder of your own design! Students use their measuring skills to create this c
Bit by bit our trash pile grows; where it will end, nobody knows! Show you are smart; turn your trash into art.
Celebrate Chinese New Year with a magnificent dragon parade! Or design this accordion-fold mythical creature to reenact
Students work alone or in teams to create a unique hopscotch course.
Explore and respond to the work of Ansel Adams, creating original black and white pencil landscape drawings of the Sierr
Combine movement into active learning and art making in this lesson. Students learn and express concepts in radial symm
Neon is actually a phenomenon that occurs when you mix electricity and a noble gas. Learn how this work and create a neo
Learn about bats and try out a new watercolor technique to create an original silhouette scene.
Students connect with their classmates while displaying pride in your diversity!
Students create an age-appropriate installation that demonstrates how many it takes to get to 100 using mark-making, sta
Blackbirds are popping from this pie! Find out the origins and meaning behind favorite childhood rhymes.
Research and create posters about Galileo’s discoveries in science and physics.
How many times can you toss your bag into the box?
Discover the famous black pottery of New Mexico! These drawings capture both the matte and shiny surfaces of these uniqu