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Metallic Leaf Prints | Fall Art Project for Kids

Use metallic liquid tempera to make these upgraded, shimmery leaf prints with kids and learn some tips and tricks along the way.

Get ready to go batty with this Halloween art project for kids combining watercolors and crayons to make a whimsical and adorable bat.

Don’t have a kiln? No problem. Here’s how to use air dry clay to avoid breakage, and to get a beautiful, glossy finish.

Using liquid watercolors with kids is a fun way to upgrade your art time. Here’s how to use them and how they differ from pan sets.

Teaching art to kids is easy and fun, even if you don’t think you know how. First let’s talk all about watercolors for kids.

Create beautiful autumn painted paper and use it in this adorable project inspired by the picture book The Leaf Thief by Alice Hemming.

Here’s a descriptive drawing exercise that teaches writing and art by showing kids how to describe what they see to another student.

In this Autumn art project for kids, students will create a toadstool jumping into a huge fall leave pile using oil pastels and watercolors.

Create a little pumpkin based on a cute fall picture book. Work on symmetry, cutting skills, and emotions while making fun seasonal art!

This Jane Newland-inspired Folk Art Forest art project Freebie uses watercolors and crayons and is the perfect art project for all ages.