Create a natural autumn scene using the monoprinting method. Class members work on creating an image with reflection, foreground, and background using one line. 

Fall is an amazing season and leaves are fantastic subjects for artists to examine. Young artists use leaves to create fall collages using the rubbing technique. 

In this short story "I Like Fall!" worksheet, students read a short story with pictures and then answer ten comprehension questions regarding the story.

Learners make painted hand prints to cut out and use as fall leaves.

Students construct a free-from sculpture. In this sculpting instructional activity, students use plaster of paris, a malt cup, and finishing tools to create a sculpture. Students share their finished art pieces.

Learners create a leaf scene using a variety of leaf patterns.

Number recognition is an important skill for kindergarteners. In this counting to 8 worksheet, students count the number of Indian ears of corn they see and then circle or color the correct number underneath the ears of corn.

For this Pilgrim coloring worksheet, learners color a picture of a Pilgrim family with vibrant fall colors to accentuate the details drawn in the picture.

In this Halloween pumpkin activity worksheet, students follow the directions to make a jack o'lantern with a face of their choosing.

In this language arts instructional activity, students learn the color word "orange" by tracing the dotted example once. Students then color the pumpkin picture.

Students investigate weather disasters by creating a virtual tornado.  In this wild weather lesson, students define a vortex and describe how a vortex keeps a tornado moving and causing damage.  Students utilize salt,...

Here's an eight-page packet that describes 70 different improv activities to use as warm ups for drama classes. 

Young scholars create a book for small children. In this literary lesson, students examine the qualities in children's literature that capture the attention of the child. They then work in small groups to create a book to share with...

In this Dr. Seuss comprehension of text worksheet, students complete a vocabulary word search, answer ten comprehension questions and match various pictures that rhyme.

High schoolers examine what makes a tragic hero and whether Captain Ahab fits the criteria.  In this literature lesson, engage in group discussions and examine Captain Ahab from the novel Moby Dick. They will then engage in a...

Students make shadow clocks. In this earth science lesson, students follow the provided steps to make shadow clocks out of the provided pattern and tagboard. A game, a song, a craft, and a recipe are all included with the lesson.

After reading a Native American legend about dreamcatchers, why not make some. This resource provides several good links that explain the legend of the dreamcatcher and step-by-step instructions for making them with the class. Tip: If...

Challenge the research skills of your High schoolers by utilizing the Internet to find the answers to the questions in this online resource. This focuses on the band, Amber Pacific. There are ten questions.

Students go outside to the playground and write a piece in the style of beat poets based on what they see and hear outside.

Class members learn to make the basic 12" x 12" square pillow with overlapping back panels for easy insertion of a pillow form. Whether you choose a lively print or more subdued stripe, it's sure to add interest to your room!

Students understand why we see various colors. In this mixing colors lesson, students experiment with different food coloring to explore how colors are made. Students record on a data sheet the colors they see.

Young scholars take samples of local trees and identify the tree using a field guide. They keep data for the tree on the Tree ID sheet. They create leaf, seed, bark, and flower prints and paint them.