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Fun Art Lessons to Entertain Kids in the Winter
Winter days spent indoors are the perfect time for children to learn new art skills and express their creativity. With many free art lessons for

How to Create Raised Salt Paintings With Kids
Raised salt paintings are a favorite art activity for students in the classroom. By combining salt with watercolor paint, children can create eye-catching artwork full

Importance of Free Art Education for Underprivileged Kids
Supporting art education for kids makes an essential investment in their futures. For children from underprivileged backgrounds, access to art resources has long been a

5 Creative Group Art Activities That Teach Teamwork
Many people think of art as a solo task, but classroom art activities can be important tools for teaching teamwork. Group art projects help students


3 Ways Art Can Improve a Child’s Communication Skills
The communication skills children develop in their early years are essential for self-expression, collaboration and academic achievement. Art is a valuable tool for kids in

How Students Develop Fine Motor Skills Through Painting
Art is clearly associated with creativity, self-expression and imagination, but it’s also an essential part of physical development for young children. As children engage with

Creating Tunnel Books
Creating a tunnel book is an engaging art project for the classroom or the home. By combining storytelling with multi-dimensional art, kids learn about depth

Water-Soluble Foil Printing
In this lesson, Barbara Mason demonstrates the foil printing process using water-soluble ink. This guide will help school children understand printmaking with the use of

How to Create Art With Lines and Shapes
Artist and printmaker Barbara Mason demonstrates the importance of lines and shapes in art in this simple lesson. Students will learn how lines are used

Scratch-Foam Printing With Water-Soluble Inks
Artist, printmaker and educator, Barbara Mason demonstrates scratch-foam printing as a classroom art activity. The lesson uses water-soluble inks to help children understand how their



