Looking for a spring-themed art option for your homeschool? Today I’m sharing six reasons to add spring mixed media art to your plans and how we’re including it in our home. *I received complimentary access to this workshop in exchange for my honest review. Please see disclosure for details. You don’t have to spend too […]
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Need an easy Christmas craft to enjoy with your kids? We’ve got you covered with this van Gogh-inspired Starry Night Christmas ornament tutorial. One of our favorite things about this Starry Night ornament craft is that there’s not a lot of precision needed to pull it off. That makes it a great choice for kids
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Looking for some art inspiration to enjoy during the autumn months of homeschooling? This fall-themed mixed media workshop can help! (I received complementary access to this course for review purposes. This post contains affiliate links; please see full disclosure for more information.) Here’s the thing: my nine year-old has always loved art, but tends to
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Your kiddos don’t need to take a break from creativity this summer! Instead, inspire them with these fun, but easy summer art ideas. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* What I love the most about this list of summer art ideas is that there’s something here for kids of all ages. From detailed
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Are you planning to study the life and art of master artist Paul Cezanne in your homeschool? We’ve got a great list of children’s books about Cezanne to help you learn. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* Paul Cezanne is on our artist study lineup for the upcoming homeschool year, which means I’m
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If you’re like me and have never considered yourself to be terribly artsy, the thought of teaching art appreciation seems downright intimidating. It’s tempting to think the most logical choices seem to be to outsource art appreciation and leave it to the professionals or spend tons of money and time on a comprehensive curriculum. The
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