There are so many things you could do with the Christmas snowflakes below. The ink snowflake activity below is a great resource to teach your students the beautiful effects you can get when you let ink or watercolour bleed into a wet surface. In the last 15mins of the lesson I got out some glitter glue and my students loved adding little sparkling highlights. You’ll need some really fine paintbrushes as they are detailed. You could get students to simply colour these in, but I’ve used them successfully when I’ve asked students to watercolour them. The Christmas Tags art resource below is a winner. Ask your students to work in colour or if printing costs are an issue, simply print them in black and white. If you want your students to get stuck into some quality drawing, these holly grid drawings are just the ticket. It shows your students exactly what you want them to do. The good example included in this download is so useful as the top part has one layer of watercolour and the bottom section two layers.
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The Christmas activity below teaches your students the valuable skill of how to layer watercolour. Most students love the opportunity to paint. I would allow several lessons to complete this: one to sketch and two to stipple. Teach your students about stippling with the resource below.
The Christmas art lesson below teaches students what frottage is and encourages them to experiment with colour choices. ‘Frottage’ is the art word for taking a rubbing. There is something magical about this paper sculpture project. This can teach students how warm and cool colours can be used to create contrast and how shading can be used to create depth. Just click an image to find out more about that resource.įirst up is this beautiful Christmas bauble art resource. All the Christmas art lessons below do just that. When they walk through the door in the few weeks before Christmas and say ‘Are we doing something fun’ or ‘Can we do something Christmassy’, I want to be able to say yes, safe in the knowledge that what I have planned still teaches my students valuable skills. I love it when students don’t realise they’re learning.
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