Art Integration

All the details on my blog for how you can make pour painting ornaments!

Use your imagination and have fun! Vary how much paint you pour out and how you move the cup you are pouring from over the ornament. You can make thin stripes, thick stripes, swirls, etc. Carefully and SLOWLY, pour the paint from the little cups over the ornament. Pouring is the fun part! Use various colors to get the best effect. Hang your final pour painting ornaments on your Christmas tree, or give them out to friends and family. They make great teacher gifts as well!

Veterans Day Activity 3D Collaboration Poster. Easy for teachers and fun for kids and the perfect Veterans' Day activity for your class! This project is a "3-way" agamograph (3 images spliced together) and a collaboration poster mixed into one. The final poster is approximately 26 inches x 28 inches when complete. You could use the final poster to display on your bulletin board, on a hallway wall, or at a Veterans' Day assembly at your school.

Yayoi Kusama is famous for many things—polka dots and pumpkins are the two things for which she is most famous. This unique project will combine both of those things with your students' creativity to create an "infinity" pumpkin bulletin board display—one like no other! "This is the most organized activity I have ever purchased! The directions are so simple and easy to use. My class enjoyed it and it made a fabulous hallway display!" - Amy V. Review from Teachers Pay Teachers

"A super resource that was easy to prep and can be used over and over again. The young people engage with it well and it ties in to other activities we are doing in class." ~Kate m.

Kids love saying "Six Seven" so let's lean into it and have some fun with them!

Recently, I had someone give me a bunch of baby pumpkins. I thought my students would enjoy doing pour painting on the pumpkins because they love to pour painting, but also because the little ridges in the pumpkins create the perfect place for the paint to pool and then drip over the sides. The kids absolutely loved this project and I love dit because it was so easy!

"This resource makes me so happy! I use Mona Lisa as an example of how to listen and this will pair perfectly! " ~Rachel

The third graders made tissue paper holiday lights to look like stained glass.

Something unique and fun to do with kids this year to celebrate the 67th day of school!

I'm leaning into the 6-7 craze and making 6 7 agamographs for our 67th day of school!

This project is the perfect community-building activity for your class in October. This project connects the individual with the group using tessellations, and it has a ton of "wow factor" when complete. It's fun for kids and easy for you as the teacher, and it has a lot of options.

I love this Christmas craft. The pour painting ornaments come out so crazy cool! It is easy and fun, especially if you have the right supplies and setup. I’ve gifted beautiful pour painting ornaments to my daughter’s teachers, our neighbors, and just about anyone I could think of.