Tangrams are traditional Chinese puzzles that consist of seven pieces that fit together into a square and can be made to fit into a variety of other silhouettes.
Take a sneak peek inside my studio and get all the tips and tricks I’ve learned about recording professional looking teaching videos easily and quickly!
Watercolor paints are some of the most accessible art materials out there. Any dollar store or grocery store carries them. Clean up is minimal. Two wins, right? What if I told you I have nine watercolor techniques for your kiddos to try that will bring new life to that tray of dried up watercolor paints? Explore texture and color through watercolor for kids!
Fingerprints and cactus don’t usually go together, right? Today they do! I’m going to show you how to start with a fingerprint and make a series of simple and fun cactus drawings.
This printable Statue of Liberty crown and torch are a great way to celebrate both the Fourth of July and delve into a bit of our American history!
This water and sidewalk chalk drawing brings a new level of vibrancy and color blending to plain old sidewalk chalk!
These easy crayon leaf rubbings are deceptively simple. Grab your crayons and let nature provide the details!
Rainbow anything is beautiful but these leaf prints combine the colors of the rainbow with the delicate details of leaves for a finished product you just want to keep looking at!
Remember making an old fashioned leaf rubbing? This simple leaf art project is a new twist on an old favorite. Short materials list and an easy process make this an ideal project for any age or skill level.