Popsicle stick collaborative art

Since I'm teaching a new content next year I've been spending a lot of time on Pinterest lately looking for ideas. Who am I kidding? I dont' need a new content to spend too much time on Pinterest. Hi. I'm Mrs. Weaver and I'm addicted to Pinterest. There I said it. Funny thing is when I first heard about it, I refused to join. It sounded pointless to me. HA! So anyway, a few weeks ago during one of my pinning frenzies, I found this little piece of art. I love it! Each student paints a…

I FINALLLLLLY got the beginning of the year collaborative project hung up. For the first day of art, everyone was asked to decorate 3-4 popsicle sticks. We talked about how small, plain, and ordinary...

This was an Elementary school art auction piece. Students painted popsicle sticks at color stations. They were then hot glued in a shadow box.

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We kicked off the school year by having every student decorate a large popsicle stick to create this colorful quilt!

Katie Nichols (she/her) on Instagram: "4th grade early-finishers worked in this collaborative @popsicle stick wreath! We used paint and markers! This piece is now hanging in the front entrance of our school! 🥰 #stickwithartcontest #naea"

DIY Puzzle with wooden sticks 🎨 What do you think ? #puzzle #diy #art #painting #woodensticks #tips #tricks #diypuzzle. Art Room FR · Original audio

Use graph paper to create a pixelated image and turn it into a wall hanging with paper chains. Perfect collaborative art lesson!SUBSCRIBE TO MY MAILING LIST ...

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.

We've collected 50 popsicle stick crafts for kids to keep your little ones entertained all year long. Get creative with Gathered.

Creating collaborative art is a wonderful way to encourage teamwork among students, celebrate diversity and enrich classroom culture. This collection of hands-on group art projects is designed to build meaningful skills such as taking turns, discussing ideas, and making group decisions. They are a fantastic way to foster community, allow students to connect with their classmates, and teach them to focus on cooperation instead of competition. Students are sure to have plenty of fun while…

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