Stay at Home Lesson #25: Abstract Art

Abstract art is when you create shapes, designs, patterns, color, and lines and put them all together to create something new. Jackson Pollack was a very famous abstract artist. Listen to the story below:

Using any art materials that you like, create an abstract artwork.

Stay at Home Lesson # 10: Rainbows and Hearts

Let's spread some hope and love by making rainbows and hanging them in your windows. We also made hearts to say: "Thank you" to healthcare workers. We used watercolor to paint the rainbows and hearts. When they dried we cut them out and wrote thank you and other hopeful words before hanging them in the window. You can use any materials you want to make your rainbows and hearts.

Kindergarten Cat Paintings

Students read Have You Seen My Cat? by Eric Carle and learned how to paint different types of cats. 

Abstract Watercolor Painting

Students experimented with watercolor painting, making abstract shapes, designs, and brushstrokes. They were not worried about what their painting would become. They experienced mixing colors on their page.