Winter murals for kids

Posts about process art written by colorsofmyday

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Winds are howling outside and the temps are dropping fast! So…..I guess it is time to start creating some beautiful winter projects. I love the change of seasons and winter does not disappoin…

The past few years, I've tried to do murals with my students...but mainly when it serves my purpose. This usually being those odd weeks during holidays that would throw the flow of my projects way off because the weeks are only 2 or 3 days long. The inspiration for this piece comes from Pinterest...and I've posted it & the links below. I'm still thinking about having some classes create a few more pieces for it, but we'll have to see. The boarder was created for a print making lesson by…

So this story of Winter Mural Collaborativity begins with a simple request from my amazing music teacherin' friend: to create a piece for the winter program. The making of this beast involved multiple grade levels with one incident of two classes working simultaneously and another where third grade created alongside kindergarten "buddies". Confused yet? Not as much as my art teacherin' friend Jennifer's daughter was when she popped by for a visit. "I just don't understand why this is on the…

Use these fantastic winter painting ideas for kids to inspire your next art and craft session with kids this season.

Let's just forget that it's spring in less than a month, shall we? 'Cuz this winter mural is finally finished! Note to self: start winter mural on first day of school. Well, Happy Wintery Day to you! And, if you are here in Tennessee, this year's wintery has meant rainy, tornado-y, and weirdly warm. Nothing like our winters of the past two years which managed to produce enough snow to provide us with some delightful snow days. Not that us teachers like snow days. Oh no! We just spend the…

I know many of us were inspired by the Winter Mural posted by Art With Mr. E, and I want to say to him Thank You, Thank You, Thank You!!! Not only was it a wonderful idea, it also solved my "Program Problem" that I previously blogged about. Here it is in it's entirety. I also added snowflakes on the curtain because it looked a little empty around it. I made three panels of the winter scenes and then put them together. PreK- 5th worked on it. It is 3 ft. x 10 ft. 10 in. in size. Right Panel…

Winter kindergarten wall