Paper sculpture kindergarten

Where did I first see paper plate sculptures? In spite of us having literally thousands of kids activities on here, including tons of crafts with paper

Kids can make these Colored Paper Collage Sculptures as a sculpture and colored paper collage project all rolled into one.

This week, Kindergarten is learning about lines, and they're creating their very own line sculpture! I love how well they are listening, how hard they are working, and how unique each little sculpture is! We got our inspiration from, a super fun art teacher in Nashville, Cassie Stephens. Click on her name, and you'll be transported to her UH-MAZING blog. This project was done in one 45 minute class, so the students were able to take their art home today! I had the strips already cut out…

Line Sculptures with Kindergarten

art actually: paper sculptures

Kids love to work up, work big, and work in 3-D! Here are over 25 sculpture ideas for kids that use everything from toothpicks, cardboard & wood blocks. #artsandcrafts #sculptures #kidsart #kidsactivities #creativehome

The kindergarten curriculum for this 9 weeks calls for a paper sculpture... which is a perfect time to review lines. The students learned how to make all kinds of lines and glued them to a base. They were so pleased with them, and begged me to let them take them home right then. Of course I let them (I didn't tell them that I didn't have room to store them...hee hee).

Like most kids, my girls love art and craft projects! Today we just finished up a very easy 3-D art project that can be enjoyed by kids of all ages!

Paper twirlers are easy to make and mesmerizing to watch! Here is a tutorial for making and decorating your own paper twirlers to hang around the house. #watercolors #watercolorsforkids #kidsactivities #artforkids

Paper Rollercoaster Sculptures | Carle Museum

Kids make the coolest sculptures from rolled paper.

Paper sculptures - Art is Basic | An Elementary Art Blog

Try these simple 3D drawings for a quick and easy art and maths activity!

The neat thing about this beautiful “glass” sculpture is that it is flexible and can be re-shaped again and again! Emily was so proud of her sculpture, and they are simple and frugal to make using materials you probably already have on-hand. I used wired cutters to cut a long piece of thin gauge wire, […]