View All Our Works
Creative Fall Art Projects for Kids
The arrival of fall brings rich colors, beautiful scenery and exciting seasonal activities. Guided by our free online art lessons for kids, young artists can
How Art Can Support a Child’s Emotional Well-Being at Home
Art can be a powerful tool to use in support of a child’s emotional well-being at home. By adding Golden Road Arts’ free art lessons
The Benefits of Sculpting for Early Childhood Development
The early years of a child’s life are a time of rapid artistic development. Whether receiving guidance from parents and teachers or watching online art
Explore Mixed Media Art With Kids
Thank you for joining us at Golden Road Arts for another lesson exploring how art can help a child’s development. Today, we’re focusing on the
The Benefits of Finger Painting for Young Children
A child’s early art experiences can inspire a lifetime of creativity. Today, free online art lessons for kids make it easier than ever for parents
Easy Ways to Introduce Art for a New School Year
This upcoming school year is an exciting opportunity to help students with their creative development. As children return to the classroom, introducing art at school
Art Challenges and Prompts to Inspire Creativity
We’re back for another free art lesson from Golden Road Arts, demonstrating why kids need art and how to inspire creativity. Previously, we highlighted the
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
