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This is a good activity to do that gets you thinking about CONTOUR LINES, SHAPES and POSITIVE vs. NEGATIVE SHAPES (SPACE). So, there is a lot to unpack here.

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Shadow Drawing - An Experience in Positive and Negative Shapes - The Kitchen Table Classroom | Shadow drawing, School art projects, Art classroom

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May 29, 2018 - Shadow drawing is an awesome art process for young artists of any age. Considering shapes and positive & negative space are all part of making shadow art!

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I do mine a little bit different then this one but they are very similar @ the end.
Try both!
1) Cut out the small circle from a paper plate.
2) Make a wavy line across the plate.
3) Make 4 dots on the wavy line.
4) Draw 5 "bouncy" lines or humps between each dot creating columns.
5) Draw a wavy line from each dot to the top of the circle.
6) Repeat step #4 in each column all the way to the edge of the paper plate.
7) Repeat for the bottom half and now you are finished drawing.
8) Color like the example below.

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Apr 29, 2020 - zentangle art lessons elementary #zentangle #art #lessons #elementary ~ zentangle art lessons elementary

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I thought this might be a good younger student project that connects to what we are going through with COVID-19.
Tools

Paintbrush

Straws

Instructions

1. Pour your liquid watercolors into an art palette or paint cups.

2. Use a paintbrush to add small blobs of paint onto the paper.

3. Place the straw about an inch away form the puddle. Use the straw to blow the paint blobs around in all directions. Try blowing down directly onto the puddle, blowing from the left and blowing from the right. See how many different shapes you can make with the watercolors.

4. Repeat this step with each of the colors.

5. Let the paint dry completely.

6. Cut circles from the white paper and glue them onto the blow paint germs.

7. Use a black marker to draw the eyes onto the germs.

8. With the black marker, draw lines coming out from the center of each germ. Paint small circles at the ends of these lines with a coordinating paint color.

9. Glue the white paper onto a piece of colored construction paper to finish it off.

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Make This Cute Germ Blow Painting Art With Straws | Easy art projects, Art projects, Easy art for kids

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This germ blow painting art is perfect for kids who are learning about the human body. It uses painting with straws to create a fun abstract art project!

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1. Draw a quarter circle.

2. Draw a simple body behind.

3. Draw two legs.

4. Draw a curly tail.

5. Add an eye and curly tongue.

6. Add strips to body and tail.

7. Draw a branch and leaves below.

8. Add a sun in the background.

9. Trace with a marker and color.  When we color this project we are going to use Color Theory for the chameleon.  So, when you look at the chameleon it kind of resembles a rainbow, right?  A rainbow is made from sunlight and how it hits your eye.  There are a lot of things that go into understanding color but all we are focusing on here is the color spectrum, which can be remembered by ROY-G-BIV (in that order).

R - red

O - orange

Y - yellow

G - green

B - blue

I - indigo (dark blue or navy blue)  This color is sometimes eliminated or overlooked

V - violet

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How to Draw a Chameleon | Art lessons elementary, Classroom art projects, Kindergarten art

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How do you draw a chameleon with all his intricate parts and coloring? If you are just starting out, this simple step by step version might work best.

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So, I was just drawing with my daughters and they both were getting frustrated with their cartoon figures hands, erasing so much they are burning a hole in their paper.
I found some old step-by-step instructions I had in my reference folder.  They looked like the attachment below.  I like this artist broke it down to rectangles first then made them a form and then curved the edges to finish the fingers and hands off.

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This is an amazing example of hyperrealism drawing.  There needs to be superior attention to detail to achieve this but if you notice - what a young artist needs to learn is VALUES.  This artist masters the use of light and dark values to achieve this sort of realism.
Enjoy.

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Hyperrealism (Drawing made by Jang sungjun)

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A great artist to reference the element of art - LINE
https://davegarbot.com/

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I thought this looked cool and on a hot day like today I had a couple.
originally found on pinterest
https://www.pinterest.com/pin/333547916122186307/

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easy @ home painting for energetic little ones

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easy @ home painting for energetic little ones

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We just did this type of thing in my youngest daughters room.  She loved how it looked in the end and loved making it. Project based on NEGATIVE SPACE SHAPES.
You can modify this so many ways
http://www.youngatheartmommy.com/2014/03/kids-craft-painters-tape-crayola-paint.html

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I thought this was a neat idea.  I dont know if the subject matter is as important but the process of creating a character (like a bug, monster or self-portrait).  Work small and keep it monochromatic.

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This is an old video but my daughter and I do these from time to time and I thought this was as similar to how we do it as I could find.