Color monster art lesson

Scribble monsters are a favorite in my adapted art class! If you follow me on Instagram you probably know that I am absolutely head over heels in love with teaching adapted art! I love teaching and creating lessons that meet the individual needs of my students in order to provide them with their own authentic, enrichin

This monster art lesson uses warm colors, oil pastels, and watercolors to create unusual monsters. The secret ingredient is for this technique in art is plastic wrap! See step-by-step how to make these textures in watercolor that will fascinate your students. This is a fun art lesson for Halloween that is sure to keep students' attention.

The Color Monster is a great SEL book to share with your class and discuss feeling! This project is a fun way to extend the lesson and continue the conversation about feelings. We watercolored our color monsters but you can do it in many different mediums!

Watercolor Monsters. Halloween Craft art for kids.

This lesson is based on the Color Monster book by Anna Llenas where a little girl helps a monster sort out its feelings. No feeling is judged or suppressed. They are all simply identified and acknowledged. I designed a lesson based on this social-emotional learning book to help students think about feelings, connect them to color, and learn to express emotions using technology and art. In the process, students explore color theory, stop-motion animation, movement to dynamically demonstrate…

Best-selling author, Anna Llenas, is best known for her book about an adorable monster who, with the help of a friend, learns to name and navigate his feelings. Inspired by this read, we've compiled a list of 16 charming activities for you to choose from! From pre-made digital activities to hands-on crafts, all of our picks are perfect for sparking discussions that center around emotions! For inspiration on how to incorporate these lessons into your very own classroom or home-learning…

While we're still in Monster season (hello, Halloween!) I wanted to share these Monster Line Study Art Prints with you all. Though really, if your kids are anything like my daughter, monsters are a hit year round! Monster Line Study Art Prints These Monster Art Prints pair perfectly with the Monster print and

How to draw 3 different monsters with a black crayon using a technique called crayon resist to paint the negative space around the monster and the monster itself using a complementary pair of colors.

Teach emotional intelligence to your kids with a fun & engaging Color Monster Craft! Use our free lesson & create your own monster today.