Abstract Expressionism is a great art movement to learn with your kids because its about the process not the outcome. Abstract art removes barriers.
Abstract Art for Homeschoolers – Is It Important Or Is It Just A Mess? Read Post »
It’s a simple way to teach art, but this method has been around for centuries and it will give your child so many benefits!
A Simple Way to Teach Art in Your Homeschool Read Post »
Homeschooling with arts and crafts doesn’t need to be scary or messy (or involve glitter!). Here are 7 benefits of arts and crafts for homeschoolers.
7 Benefits of Homeschooling with Arts and Crafts Read Post »
Open-ended creativity is filled with mistakes and mishaps and gives permission to get it wrong before you nail it, before you even know what it is.
4 Reasons Why Open-Ended Creativity Belongs in Your Homeschool Read Post »
Add stress-free preschool crafts to your homeschool with these 3 tips. Here is how you can create with your preschoolers without stressing over the mess.
Stress-Free Preschool Crafts Read Post »
Art projects should foster a growth mindset, which in turn will help our kids navigate through their life in a spirit of constant learning.
4 Ways to Encourage a Growth Mindset Through Homeschool Art Read Post »
Celebrate fall with your homeschoolers using this fun fall leaf art and science project! It’s great for kids of all ages!
Fall Leaf Art and Science Project for Homeschoolers Read Post »
This art project was a great fit for our homeschool group. Here are the simple steps you can follow to create an Illuminated Manuscript with your crew!
Create Your Own Illuminated Manuscript! Read Post »
As a parent, it is important to nurture and honor your child’s creativity. In this post, I’ll give you some practical ways to do so.
Honoring Your Homeschool Child’s Creativity Read Post »
Make a one-of-a-kind ModPodged ornament with strips of paper. This step-by-step tutorial will show you how.
Christmas Art Project for Multiple Ages Read Post »
Sketch pads, chalk pastels, and watercolor paints aren’t usually considered standard supplies for covering subjects like language arts, history, science, and math, but these things are just as important as having pencils, paper, and curriculum on hand in our homeschool. You see, my kids love experimenting with art, but we don’t always have time for a big art project in our homeschool day. That’s led me to get creative and find ways to work art into our other subjects. Here are ten easy ways you can incorporate art into your homeschool day.
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