This informative PowerPoint is the perfect introduction to Kandinsky, abstract art, and color mixing. The digital presentation includes biographical information and images about Wassily Kandinsky and examples of his famous artwork. This engaging teaching resource also includes talking points for a class discussion about one of Kandinsky's most celebrated pieces of artwork and a hands-on painting activity that guides children as they paint their own abstract art inspired by Kandinsky.

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How drab would the world be without a touch of oddity? Wassily Kandinsky works of whimsy were not simply a product of his imagination but instead simply a representation of how his condition of Syn…

Learn about the artist Wasilly Kandinsky and make your own version of his famous Kandinsky circles picture, exploring colour theory

Kandinsky was an artist who combined colors, melodies and philosophy. Get inspired from this great artist with some Wassily Kandinsky art projects for kids.

Create easy Kandinsky art for kids using chalk pastels and glue! Learn an easy glue resist technique that kids will love!

Kandinsky's Concentric Circles made simple for kids! Abstract Art for Kids. This art project is perfect for students in preschool, kindergarten, elementary, and beyond. Simple, low-prep art

Discover fun and easy Kandinsky art activities for preschoolers that will spark creativity in your little ones! This post is packed with preschool art projects inspired by Kandinsky, perfect for children ages 2-5. These creative art ideas for toddlers will help young kids explore colors and shapes while having a blast. Whether you’re a teacher, caregiver, or parent, you’ll find simple and engaging projects to enjoy with your preschoolers. Explore craft ideas and bring Kandinsky’s art to…

During April, we are studying a famous artist each day. Artist #4 is Wassily Kandinsky We hope he doesn’t mind, but the preschoolers definitely called him “Silly Kandinsky” all week! 😅 To start, we looked at Kandinsky’s famous concentric circles. Here are 4 questions that we might use when looking at the art: ✔️What colors do you see? ✔️What shapes do you see? ✔️How do you think the artist made this art? ✔️What else do you notice about it? Next, it’s time to use that famous piece of art...

Introduce elementary art students to Kandinsky circles with this set of art lessons ending in a unique Wassily Kandinsky art project.