Toddlers and preschoolers should know basic scissors skills when they enter kindergarten, so it’s a good idea to practice using scissors with children. One of the best ways to teach toddlers how to cut is to just let them hack at pieces of paper. (Remember to encourage them to hold their scissors correctly and also […]
Archives for July 2017
Damien Hirst Butterfly Collage for Preschoolers
This Damien Hirst butterfly collage is a great process art activity for toddlers and preschoolers. Damien Hirst’s Ascended is a great piece that little artists can get inspiration from while enjoying the process of creating. (And improve small motor skills at the same time!) *We use affiliate links and may earn commission from purchases made through […]
Shapes and Colors with Sonia Delaunay
Sonia Delaunay was a major player in introducing Orphism art. Orphism art focuses on using geometric shapes and strong colors. Shapes and colors? Shapes and colors sound perfect for little artists learning basic techniques! *We use affiliate links and may earn commission from purchases made through those links. All opinions are our own. Little artists […]
Da Vinci’s Kid-Friendly Frescoes
Lots of people recognize Leonardo Da Vinci’s “The Last Supper.” Using Da Vinci’s art for kids can be a great way to introduce new techniques. *We use affiliate links and may earn commission from purchases made through those links. All opinions are our own. *Thank you to Kitchen Counter Chronicles for this great idea! Toddlers […]
Book Review for Teachers: A Splash of Red by Jen Bryant
Book Review – A Splash of Red by Jen Bryant: Summary, review, and resources for educators, parents, teachers, and librarians. *We use affiliate links and may earn commission from purchases made through those links. **All opinions are our own. A Splash of Red is about the artist Horace Pippin’s journey from a talented child to […]