In this lesson, students explore the artwork of Georges Seurat and create a masterpiece.

In this lesson, students learn about traditional Aboriginal artwork and then create then own original work of art.

In this lesson, students examine traditional Aboriginal masks and then design their own Aboriginal mask creation.

In this lesson, students observe and discuss realistic and abstract portraits, and compare and contrast the differences. Students will then create a whimsical, abstract self-portrait in the style of Cubist artist, Pablo Picasso.

In this lesson, students work collaboratively and use art supplies to create a display of the Earth's landforms.

In this lesson, students learn about the culture of the Ashanti people and then create a model of West African Adinkra cloth.

In this lesson, students use maps to explore the US and/or their local region. Then they will draw their state, its neighbors and indicate notable landforms as if they were viewing them from the window of an airplane.

In this activity, students investigate textures of various objects. After making texture rubbings, students will choose an appropriate texture adjective to match each rubbing, using alliteration.

In this lesson, students practice letter formation by using text as an element of art, in addition to building phonics and spellings skills.

In this lesson, students learn about bicycle safety, and then use art supplies to promote a bicycle safety message on a poster of a bike helmet.

In this activity, students learn how islands are formed and then build models of different kinds of islands to illustrate learning.

In this lesson, students share great ideas as they work with a partner to design a fun card game that is all about caring.

In this lesson, students learn about how countries all over the world celebrate important events with special rituals and traditions. Then they will use art supplies to represent an event that they are celebrating.

In this lesson, students learn about the different type of clouds. They will go on a short field trip to the out of doors to observe weather conditions and document what they see on dry erase boards.

In this lesson, students research and find the significance of kites in Chinese culture. They will then use art supplies to create their own kites.

In this lesson, students will research Chinese New Year and create dragon puppets to use in a parade.

In this lesson, students design the cycle of seasons as a circular calendar.

In this lesson, students practice using correct punctuation including sentence endings and commas.

In this activity, students explore how people contribute positively in their community. Students will draw one thing that they can do to help their community on a puzzle piece that will be fit with other pieces to create a large class puzzle.

In this lesson, students listen to a read aloud that presents the five questions (who, what, when, where, and why) and then answer the questions using information from the text. Students will then explore how these questions can be applied to other areas such as scientific inquiry, historical documentation, and literary writing. In an extension activity, students will practice writing complete sentences as answers to the 5 questions.