Cooperative art

Magic happens when kids work together. From pudding paint to catapults, these collaborative group art projects for kids will be a hit in your home or class.

I first got the collaborative bug when I saw Sarah’s post about monochromatic self-portraits. They’re created on the FIRST day of art! Then came my love of Dot Day and creating collaborative circle ar

Learn how to make a craft stick wall hanging with our step-by-step guide. Perfect for a collaborative craft project, this DIY activity is fun for groups and families, resulting in a beautiful and personalized wall decor

Kids collaboration art gift for teacher

Day #55 of our 101 Days of Summer Fun for Kids: Shared Art Supplies: Paper Markers, crayons, or colored pencils Timer or watch Two or more people 1) Sit in a circle or at a table. Pass out paper and drawing supplies to everyone. 2) Choose an amount of time for drawing. With younger children,continue Reading...

My goodness. Nothing like a solid week of near triple digits to kick off the school year. The heat has been oppressive. That said the kids have done a great job keeping it together in our fan cooled classrooms. Only a couple have actually melted;) Despite the heat, the art learning is off to a great start in room 18. This year, like the past couple years, I did a collaborative project with my 3rd, 4th, and 4th graders the first week. I meet with each of the classes for an abbreviated lesson…

cooperative art

We have finally completed our whole school collaborative art project based on Peter Reynolds' book, The Dot. Unannounced to me when we began this project, there is an International Dot Day! With art only once every six school days for 45 minutes and school starting the first week of September, we didn't get it done in time to celebrate ON International Dot Day (Sept. 15th, the anniversary of it's publication), but all the kids had at least started it by then. The full work of art is…

Kids use team work to create this wheel.

Many corporations and businesses today are seeking ways to reduce workplace stresses, and to provide preventative health care training and education. Businesses are finding that the arts evoke responses and create outcomes that are very different from traditional training and personal development programs. The arts require us to communicate and make meaning in new non verbal ways. Our sessions can be designed to focus on the following objectives: Working Together Creating collaboratively…

Group mural

Kids work together to escape the art gallery in this free printable Art Escape Room! Great for homeschool cooperatives and groups!

Discover the essence of harmony and teamwork through a vibrant green wallpaper showcasing diversity and unity. This partnership exemplifies collaboration, representing unity and solidarity. #Harmony #Teamwork #Diversity #Unity #Collaboration #Solidarity #GreenWallpaper

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