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| If you have a Crafty Classroom idea you'd like to share, email us at: Valerie (at) TheCraftyClassroom.com If your craft is featured on our site, you'll receive a link back to your personal blog or website. |
| Van Gogh is the name every young child knows, and Starry Night is the title they remember! Uses this fun technique to create movement on your canvas! |
| Here are three different ways your children can create beautiful representations of Mondrian's artwork. This is a great beginner craft for young children. |
| Children who love to use bright colors love to create Warhol inspired artwork. You can use our pre-printed Warhol artist cards, or use this activity to teach children how to transfer and copy images. |
| Okay, what kid doesn't love to splatter paint? We're using a bit of splatter and a bit of blowing to make our Action Jackson paintings! |
| Learning about famous artists can be lots of fun and a great opportunity for children to explore different techniques and mediums. Follow along with us as we explore the different masterpieces and create our own artistic interpretations! |
| Claude Monet is well known for his beautiful water scenes! This is a fun (and messy) finger painting craft that will leave children with beautiful results. |
| Matisse had a very colorful style to his artwork, and in his later years he used paper cut-out arranged on canvas to create |
| Joan Miro |
| Miro has an amazing surrealist quality to his work, making him a fun artist to study. Children can get creative with their doodles and have fun with this easy project. |
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| Pointillism is a fun artistic technique for any age level! Children enjoy making these representational pieces of artwork. This is a great craft for children who like to work on details. |

















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| This is the series of Great Artist books we're using in our classroom. They are written in an engaging way with lots of colorful examples of the artwork. Usually you can find these in your local library, but if not this series is worth picking up your own copy. You can check out sample pages |