Collaborative art projects

I first got the collaborative bug when I saw Sarah’s post about monochromatic self-portraits. They’re created on the FIRST day of art! Then came my love of Dot Day and creating collaborative circle ar

Magic happens when kids work together. From pudding paint to catapults, these collaborative group art projects for kids will be a hit in your home or class.

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Renae Greene on Instagram: “⁣ Ten years of school-wide collaborative projects and this may be one of my favorites, not just because of their stellar flowers though…”

Wow! This is by far my favorite out of the 3 murals I have made this year. I think the bigger the better. We've done circles, hearts and ...

Emily Shane | One of my favorite all school collaborative art projects. This was made for a school fundraiser by TK-5th grade students stamping their… | Instagram

Collaborative projects! Collaborative projects are one of my favorite things. I love them at the start of the year and the end. I love doing them with the whole school or just a grade level. I love using songs, themes, artist-inspiration...you name it. I just love collaboratives! We've done a TON over the years and I thought I'd put them all together in one big ole blog post. So, here you go: my 20 Favorite Collabortive Projects. Be sure and click on the links, many of these have how-to…

Back to school collaborative mural art project! Art with Mrs. Nguyen

Brookeside Montessori School in Bechtelsville, PA inspires the development of your children Preschool through grade 6.

This project is perhaps the perfect “All About Me” activity. Not only do the kids have to write about themselves, but then all the individual works are combined to make up the “connected” class community. In this way, it connects the individual with the group. It uses my specifically designed tessellation pieces, and it has a ton of “wow factor” when complete. It’s fun for kids and easy for you as the teacher. I’ve done everything I can do to make this a successful project.

Remember when I gave 100+ kids syringes and spray bottles full of watered down paint to create a peice of art earlier this year? Our masterpeice was made for the annual Art of Giving, an event that ra

Watercolor Flower Tray For our school’s fundraising auction we created this collaborative project with the 4 year old class. We gave each student a piece of watercolor paper and had them draw all over it with watercolor crayons. Then we took away the crayons and gave them cups of water with foam brushes. After the paper was dry, a parent cut out petals and assembled the flower on black card stock. The artwork is protected by a piece of acrylic that is caulked into the wooden tray.