Collaborative winter art for kids

Collaborative art projects are the perfect way to connect with your kids. We’ve got everything from murals to drawing games. Activities are easy to prepare and don’t need special supplies. Click through to get your creative juices flowing!

Add a touch of winter magic to your craft time with this easy salt and watercolor snowflake project! This is a perfect craft for kids of all ages and is a great way to bring a little winter indoors.

Looking for some more fun winter art activities for kids? This DIY Snowflake Art Project is a terrific craft for kids to enjoy creating and makes a beautiful keepsake or awesome gifts for loved ones.

Print our FREE snow globe craft and then have fun coloring it in before you cut and paste it together! Perfect for Christmas and winter.

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…

Looking for easy winter crafts for kids to make at school or at home? Here are 16 easy winter arts and crafts for kids that children in preschool, kindergarten, or early elementary school will love! Get these simple winter crafts for kids to make here! Winter Crafts for Kids at School | Winter Crafts for Kids Preschool Simple | Winter Crafts for Kids Elementary | Easy Winter Kids Crafts | Easy Winter Craft Ideas for Kids | Easy Winter Art Projects for Kids #WinterCrafts

Lesson Background: There are many winter fox art projects online such as this one http://littledogartblog.blogspot.com/2014/05/5th-grade-winter-fox-paintings.html I combined lots of ideas to create these foxes. This was a directed drawing lesson. Directed drawing (i.e. modelling step-by-step) elicits great discussions, exposing students to vocabulary they encounter in art and maths. Students are hearing and putting into action phrases such as “half way down the page”, “curved line”…