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Invertebrates: Making Arthropods out of Clay – A Fun Science Activity
This science and art lesson on invertebrates uses the pinch pot method of clay making to teach the 3 basic parts of arthropods. The phylum of arthropods is a huge class of invertebrates that students will have fun creating in clay. Science made fun through art is the goal of this lesson plan.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Nov 16, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Gourds and Gourd Art Etching - An art lesson plan
Gourd art etching is an alternative to pumpkin carving. Gourds act as a unique canvas to etch a design. Students will enjoy creating a pattern, learning about native American and African art, and creating sculptures from nature. This is an easy and fun art lesson.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Nov 11, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Technology Lesson Plan using Discovery Learning to Research Technology Terms
This technology lesson plan uses collaborative and discovery learning to research technology terms in elementary school. It uses a bulletin board in an ongoing, evolving display of current terms that interest students. They choose areas of interest to explore and present about computers.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Sep 27, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Fun Activities for Kids using I Spy Games
These fun activities to use for the first month or weekly in grades 2 through 4 can help students improve spelling, enjoy reading and enhance creativity. The I Spy books, games and centers can be used as a fun Friday activity, a welcome back activity, or for a year long reading and writing theme.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Sep 19, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Fraction Fun: Help Your Child Understand Fractions at Home
Does your child find it difficult to write and understand a fraction? You can provide fraction help at home using simple hands-on activities for fraction fun! Find out how to make it simple and understandable to create fractions and even equivalent fractions using an egg carton and a good recipe.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Sep 1, 2009 to
Homework Tips & Study Guides Articles

Murals: Walls Murals Using Perspective to Draw You In
Murals with vanishing points is an idea for painted wall murals that use perspective. This lesson will show how to paint murals that draw you in; on public walls, postal boxes, and other places, both unexpected and popular. Ideas such as bedrooms, streetscapes, and roadways are shown.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Aug 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Murals: Ocean Wall Mural For Kids - An Art Lesson
This art lesson teaches kids how to paint an ocean wall mural in a sink area in the art room, a kindergarten room or even in their bathroom. Painting murals is fun and a group project that kids can easily do. Materials, procedures and hints for an ocean mural and other murals are easy to follow.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Jul 15, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Murals: Park Bench Pop Art Mural
This article on murals will provide ideas for wall murals and other painted murals using pop art. This lesson will show how to paint murals on public park benches and other public places, both unexpected and popular. Mural ideas such as sports wall murals, waterfall murals and kids murals are given.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Jul 13, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles
Fun in the Sun Summer Art Project for Kids
This art lesson is about creating rice paper with materials you find at home and also from beach combing or collecting mementos from holidays. Its easy to do, and can be used to teach division, multiplication and measurement skills. Of course, summer art projects can be done any time of the year!

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Jul 8, 2009 to
Homework Tips & Study Guides Articles
Pop Art: Pop Art Pop Can Project - An Art Lesson Plan for Elementary Art
This painting art project is easy and fun, using pop cans as objects to model. Teaching pop art style is easy when students can choose a favorite or popular brand of pop to be sketched. This art project is for students in grade 6 - 8. Teachers will enjoy this easy and creative pop art project.

Published by lilakall (3,014 pts ) on Jun 23, 2009 to
K-12 Learning Articles

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