Fall art projects 2nd grade

Round-Up of 10 beautiful fall art projects for kids in Grade 1 to 3. These are my favourite autumn art activities!

The 2nd Grade students studied the artist Vincent Van Gogh and his artwork. We also read the book, Camille and the Sunflowers. The students were able to create a giant sunflower creating emphasis in their artwork. Then they were shown how to blend colors using oil pastels. The students had to choose a cool color for their background to make their sunflower "pop" in their piece of art.

Miss Lee | 1st grade wove some pies for their winter holiday project! 🥧❤️ #arted #arteducation #artteacher #artteachersofinstagram #iteachart | Instagram

I'm a little behind on my blog posting, so I wanted to go ahead and include everything we've been working on recently into one post. 6th grade created these amazing larger-than-life candy corn painti

These Paint and Fold Autumn Reflections are a fun and beautiful painting technique. Create simple fall landscapes that is perfect for kids to adults.

Welcome fall with this mixed media pumpkin project to decorate your home or to give as a gift to someone you love.

While outside the fiery autumn foliage is nearly gone, the third grade halls at Siebert elementary are ablaze with color. Students made the...

With Halloween being one my students’ favorite times of year, I am always coming up with new Halloween art ideas. I have taught Halloween lessons including cute monsters, witches, haunted houses, spooky cats and pumpkins all while still teaching students new art vocabulary or introducing them to new art techniques. Here are some of my favorites.

This is one of those projects I repeat each year in 4th grade. They seem to get better. The colors were especially vibrant this year! We ...

Get ready for a beautiful fall with these 12 stunning and unique...

This Yayoi Kusama inspired pumpkin collage art project is perfect for a fun Halloween or Fall art project for kids.

This is an awesome Halloween writing project that's perfect for upper elementary. It's sure to engage your students' creativity.

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Scarecrow art

4th grade students drew a background separated into five sections with images and words describing the Fall season. Students then outlined their drawings and used watercolors to paint in each section. Students also drew and painted a harvest pumpkin to complete their project.

I wanted a cool one-point perspective lesson that didn't involve the typical 'cityscape'. So Grade 6's did a farm landscape instead. I did a brief lesson on the basics of one-point perspective. The kids had to include a scarecrow up-close, anywhere in the foreground, and a barn, farmhouse, etc. in the far background. Pumpkins needed to be scattered in the field in the middle ground and in varying sizes, depending on their location. We wanted these pictures to give a real sense of 'near' and…

This week, we looked at the art of Vincent Van Gogh, talked about the Element of Art, VALUE, and started creating these cute lil pumpkin paintings! Here's Van Gogh's painting, we were inspired by. Starry Night Here's how we did it! Day 1: Drew the pumpkin on a 12"x12" piece of 90 lb paper with Mrs. Stacey. We started with the middle section and worked our way out. Then, we drew the objects in the background, with a pencil. Then, we traced with Crayola Oil Pastels. I like the giant class…