Introduce kids to Yayoi Kusama’s obsession with repetition through this Halloween block printing project. Create pumpkin stamps from rubber blocks and explore printmaking techniques inspired by Kusama’s art.
Looking for a fun, kid-friendly Halloween and Día de los Muertos craft? Try this no-carve Sugar Skull Pumpkin Painting project! Learn how to paint vibrant sugar skull designs on real pumpkins and top them off with colorful tissue paper flowers. Perfect for families and classrooms, this mess-free activity is a creative way to celebrate both holidays!
Discover a fun and educational art project for kids that combines mariachi music, Mexican folk art, and Día de los Muertos traditions through woodblock printing. A creative way to celebrate the Day of the Dead!
Discover the perfect STEAM lesson with Suminagashi—an ancient Japanese marbling technique. Teach students about surface tension, science, and art in this creative hands-on activity.
Discover four fun, creative versions of Exquisite Corpse, a Surrealist game perfect for classrooms. Whether it’swriting, drawing, or collage, these collaborative activities inspire creativity in kids. Learn how to incorporate these games into a Reggio-inspired, inquiry-based classroom!
Block printing is an accessible and engaging art form for kids. This comprehensive guide covers everything from carving safely and inking your block to creating a series of prints. Plus, explore tips and tricks for experimenting with different materials, colors, and techniques to make the most of the block printing experience.
Explore the cultural significance of Mexico’s God’s Eye craft with this easy-to-follow project. Perfect for classrooms, this step-by-step tutorial brings the traditional Huichol art of weaving to life for children of all ages.
Woodblock printing might seem intimidating, but it’s actually an engaging, hands-on art technique perfect for kids. Learn how to get started, what materials you need, and discover fun, creative alternatives that make printmaking safe and accessible for young artists.