Search Filters
Search
Media Types
Grade Bands
Format
Audiences
Themes
Concepts
Skills
Learning Frameworks
Curricular Connections
Explore
Discover rich art making experiences using our advanced searching filters.
Our inquiry-based approach helps students of all ages learn to use the artistic process — focusing on exploration, discovery, and skill building across a variety of art media.
1 – 10 of 396 results
Lesson 5: Transforming Materials
Artists can turn two-dimensional materials into three-dimensional sculptures by using their imagination to explore different building techniques and arrangements. Students will use their hands as tools to change paper in different ways.
Lesson 4: Difficulties with Arrangement
Artists can turn two-dimensional materials into three-dimensional sculptures by using their imagination to explore different building techniques and arrangements. Students will use their hands as tools to change paper in different ways.
Lesson 3: Arranging Faces
Overview: Students will sort their found objects into categories for each part of the face. They will assemble their pieces to make faces, exploring different…
Lesson 2: Expressing Emotions
Overview: Students will prepare for upcoming art-making lessons using close-looking, speaking, writing, and/or sketchbook prompts. Note: The following activities are written…
Lesson 1: Found Objects
Overview: Students will look for found objects in the home to be used in their sculptures.Students will sort and organize these materials in different ways.…
Lesson 6: Exploring and Changing Cardboard Reflection
Overview: Students will prepare for upcoming art-making lessons using close-looking, speaking, writing, and/or sketchbook prompts. Note: The following activities are written…
Lesson 7: Imaginary Play Space
Overview: Students will use the shapes that they created in Lesson 5 (or make new shapes, if needed) to explore different building techniques and create…
Lesson 8: Imaginary Play Space Reflection
Overview: Students will reflect on their art making using close-looking, speaking, writing, and/or sketchbook prompts. Note: The following activities are written…
Lesson 9: Positive and Negative Space
Overview: Students will use cardboard shapes from Lesson 5 (or create new shapes, if needed) to create an imaginary structure with positive space, negative space,…
Lesson 10: Positive and Negative Space Reflection
Overview: Students will reflect on their art making using close-looking, speaking, writing, and/or sketchbook prompts. Note: The following activities are written…