In honor of the upcoming Lunar/Chinese New Year students learned to draw a Serpent/ Dragon. Following a series of direct drawing instruction...

Miss Lee on Instagram: "2nd grade’s year of the Dragon project! It was easy to plan but a little exhausting to prep.🙃 #arted #arteducation #artteacher #artteachersofinstagram #iteachart"

Dragon crafts have seen a surge in popularity, offering kids a unique and exciting way to channel their creativity. Find these 25 fun and easy DIY dragon crafts that you can try, using different materials and techniques. You can make paper plate dragons, fire-breathing dragon crafts, cupcake liner dragons, and even Chinese dragon puppets with free printables. These dragon crafts are great for preschoolers, kindergartners, and kids of all ages. You can use dragon crafts to spark your kids'…

Dragon eyes

Nylah Khan on Instagram: "Are we getting sick of the dragons yet? 🙈 I apologize for the late shares, but these TK beauties deserve a spot on my grid! :) 🐉 🖤🩷 Dragons were made out of painted paper and tissue. The backgrounds were either sprayed with sparkly tempera paint or drawn with metallic markers. Some used the left over painted paper paint, really they did what they pleased with them. #dragonart #dragons #lunarnewyear #yearofthedragon #dragonartforkids #kindergartenart…

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Let me say up-front: I did not invent this project! Renee Lentz posted pics of her student work in the Facebook Art Teacher group, and I asked if I could "steal" the idea (she said yes!) for my DragonWing Art students. Our theme this fall is masks and crazy faces, but I thought eyeballs could be a good intro. Thank you Renee - I only changed the project a little... Renee's students had painted on canvases that were primed black. Instead, I chose to let my three students use some scraps of…

Credit: Deep Space Sparkle I was recently at Disney's California Adventure where the park was celebrating the Lunar New Year! It was so much fun - lots of culture, amazing food, parades and fun! Many countries celebrate December 31st as the start of the New Year. The Lunar New Year begins February 5th and is a long holiday marathon filled with traditions and rituals. Let's learn a little bit more from a Lunar Celebration in New York City! As you heard, 2019 is the Year of the Pig! What does…

My fifth graders loved this project this year. Depending when their birthdays fell, many of them are dragons according to the C...

Traveling Art room | Art Ed on Instagram: “These dragon eyes came out AMAZING ! Great job 7th grade 🤩 - - - - project info: my students designed a dragon’s eye ball using implied…”