Paint along with me to learn an easy way to create a beautiful monochromatic landscape with watercolors.

Use patterns to create a Zendoodle/Zentangle inspired portfolio cover that showcases your NAME! Watch this video for some inspiration.

This drawing assignment and art lesson is so much fun you won’t even realize you are practicing your colored pencil skills! Perfect for Valentine’s Day and easily adaptable to any theme or shape.

Bethany Thiele, Art Teacher demonstrates Birthday Numbers Painting Art Lesson

Middle school art project

I'm Mrs. Thiele, a middle school art teacher! In this video you will learn step by step how to create a paper mola. This project is excellent for 6th graders but could be adapted for any grade 4-8. <b<b<br/>r/>r/>


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This tutorial will show you a mixed media technique that can be used in a variety of ways! First, I create a watercolor underpainting. Next, I draw a floral motif over the most interesting areas of the watercolor underpainting using...

This art lesson is part two of a series on how to create Taxidermy Trophy Heads using Paper Mache. The lesson was created for 7th grade sculpture, but could be adapted for other ages. Products used in this video lesson...

It’s a fun School Supplies Song for kids! Teach and learn English classroom words and objects with this original music video, part 2! Great for young children, ESL/EFL students, toddlers, infants and babies. It’s EASY to sing along and...

This video is a lesson on solving length word problems using color tiles. It demonstrates how color tiles can be used as a visual tool to help students understand and solve measurement problems involving addition and subtraction.

Here is the fun and easy way to learn to read with Rock 'N Learn Mathematics. Enjoy learning with fun, catchy, engaging mathematics songs.

Instructional Video for Brambleton MS Art Students by Bethany Thiele, 6th grade Art Teacher

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All you need is paint and a piece of string to create paint pull art! This short art tutorial will show you how. You can do this art lesson on your own or with children of all ages!

Learn the basics about Paper and Thin Layer Chromatography. What is Chromatography and why is it done? Find out more in this video!

The video is a lesson on how to use pronouns in place of nouns in sentences. The video explains what a pronoun is and how it can be used to replace a noun in a sentence. It goes on to discuss the three types of pronouns - subject,...

It’s a fun School Supplies Song for kids! Teach and learn English classroom words with this original music video. Great for young children, ESL/EFL students, or babies. It’s EASY to sing along and young learners will love...

In this video, the teacher provides a lesson on using plural nouns correctly. The students learn about regular and irregular plural nouns, and they practice identifying and using plural nouns in sentences. The teacher also guides the...

Learn five pen and ink techniques to use for additional value and texture in your next drawing.

Here is an art lesson for people of all ages and experience levels! All you need is two pieces of equal sized paper, chalk or charcoal, and scissors. Have fun creating! *You can also experiment with colored chalk!

How does multiplication work? Why do we need to know multiplication? Marko the Pencil has the answers and a few tricks to help kids understand multiplication. Learn how multiplying can help in everyday situations.

Learn about stationery! In this video we'll learn: pencil, scissors, paper clip, pencil sharpener, eraser, book, marker, paint brush, pin and ruler.

In this video, students learn how to compare the length of objects by using real objects as measuring tools. The teacher demonstrates this concept by using paperclips, erasers, and cubes to measure the length of books, pencils, and a desk.