The long-awaited drama of a cluster of hyacinths and daffodils pushing up from the earth doesn’t quite carry over to a few paltry blooms in a vase. Imitate this spring ritual by rearranging several bouquets of same-color blossoms in clay and terra-cotta pots and urns.
SPRING FLOWERS Art Lesson | EASY Directed Drawing & Painting Activity for SPRING
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Are you looking for a fun and engaging activity for your students? Consider an art project! I’m happy to offer this fully narrated Spring Flowers in a Vase directed drawing and watercolor painting lesson that was designed especially for students in 4th grade, 5th grade, and 6th grade.
This video tutorial demonstrates the necessary steps to complete this low-prep art project. Use this project as supplemental learning in Art, Science, Math, Literature, Social Studies, SEL, Language Arts, or History themes. This art project offers a fun and engaging opportunity to incorporate students’ artistic literacy and innate love of hands-on experimentation into a core curriculum unit of study. To enhance student comprehension, consider turning your STEM unit into a STEAM unit with the addition of this art project.
This digital resource is Distance Learning Supported. Videos may be paused, fast-forwarded, or reversed as needed. Excellent resource to use for sub plans and to display as classroom decor. Use completed projects to brighten up your walls and bulletin boards or to give as a unique gift to parents. Need a class incentive reward or a party day activity? Consider an art project 🙂
UPDATE: Please see details below for instructions about how to access and view this video.
Did you know? Creating art is a great way for students to gain self confidence, tap into their natural curiosity, learn about the world around them, practice mindfulness and calming strategies, and understand connections between themselves and their environment. The social-emotional learning benefits of creating art are significant.
How to use this resource: simply supply your students with the necessary art materials, display the video in your classroom or homeschool, and watch as your students create this drawing and painting project right before your eyes!
Designed with beginners in mind, this project is perfectly suited for students in fourth grade, fifth grade, and sixth grade. By following along with me, step-by-step, your students will learn the skills to create masterpieces of their own long after the project is complete.
The process used to teach this project is a kid-tested, step-by-step method that will inspire and delight your students into drawing and painting action! This process involves observing, following instructions, and creating until each student is happy with the outcome.
Students will learn basic drawing and watercolor painting techniques and apply these techniques to complete this project. This project is designed to give students the tools they need to begin their artistic journey into self-expression, reflection, and creative thinking.
Supplies and materials needed for this project:
- Heavy Paper (Watercolor Paper Works Great!)
- Watercolor Paints
- Paint Brush
- Permanent Marker
- Bowl of Water
- Paper Towels
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There are two ways to view this video art project: stream directly from the TpT site, or access video via private link on Vimeo, a video hosting platform.
*To download art project access instructions, simply click on the ‘Download’ button in the Supporting Document box above this description. The ‘Download’ button will lead you to instructions that include a special link. Click on the link, and you will then have access to the art project video. This is an unlisted, ad-free video that is hosted on Vimeo.
Bright Tulips
At the dawn of spring, color creeps back into our lives: Yellow daffodils and multi-hued tulips poke up in our gardens and pastels define our wardrobes. Let these lighter, brighter shades inform your spring flower arrangements—whether you’re creating a focal point for Easter, Passover, or just because—too. This simple, but impactful centerpiece, filled with white, yellow, and peach tulips, showcases the best florals and hues spring has to offer, and works just as well on a coffee table as it does at the center of a holiday dining table.
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Paperwhites
You can purchase forced paperwhites—a form of narcissus that is closely related to daffodils—at local garden shops in the winter, but these plants are native early-spring bloomers. On the cusp of the season, place a few into a bark-inspired vase and top them with moss. It’s the ultimate transitional arrangement.
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Pretty Poppies
Who says you need masses of blooms to craft a statement-making centerpieces? Place citrus-hued poppies in similarly-hued bud vases to create a springtime vignette that will turn heads.
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