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Winter Art Projects • Art Activity Bundle • Easy Drawing & Coloring
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Winter art projects that are loaded with fun, hands-on activities to help your students build drawing and art concepts!
Drawing can be tricky for kids. This packet makes learning to draw a breeze. Engaging, FUN, and NO PREP worksheets help students become confident at drawing. Even if you struggle with drawing yourself!
Get this money-saving bundle and get a collection of resources to save you time and have your students drawing in no time!
Included in this resource:
How to draw step by step with design choices for your winter art lessons! This drawing packet will give your students inspiration and ideas for your next gingerbread man activity, penguin craft, nutcracker activity, elf craft, and more! Kids love all the choices and the fun roll & draw games.
Give students an engaging drawing activity that even reluctant drawers will enjoy!
Learn how to draw a winter doodle step by step. This is a fun art activity to teach students how to doodle. See how to draw a snowman, pine tree, penguin, snowflake, and other winter motifs to make an easy doodle drawing with kids. This fun drawing lesson shows how to draw over 100 winter doodles step by step and put them into a winter doodle drawing.
These lessons bring engaging, hands-on activities to your students to help build confidence, improve fine motor and problem-solving skills, and stretch their imaginations!
Easy step-by-step polar bear drawing activities for drawing with kids! Your students will love learning how to draw polar bears with scarves with this printable AND Google Slides activity perfect for distance learning and independent work. Each cute polar bear also has a verbal description written below each step. This activity will encourage reading and following directions. The directions use descriptive words such as curved lines and ovals, which will help students learn to break down a drawing into simple lines and shapes—fun for beginners or anyone that like to draw. Students can write about their polar bear if you use one of the 3 drawing pages (included) that have lines for writing under the drawing.
Students have fun while learning drawing strategies they can apply to other drawings.
Easy step-by-step winter animal drawing activities for kids. Your students will love learning how to draw animals with this printable AND Google Slide activity that is perfect for distance learning and independent work. Each cute animal also has a verbal description written below each step. This activity will encourage reading and following directions. The directions use descriptive words such as curved lines and ovals which will help students learn to break down a drawing into simple lines and shapes.
Fun for beginners or anyone that like to draw.
Easy instructions for drawing a snowman to make a family of a snowman. How to draw a snowman, snowlady, and snow children too!
As a fun alternative have your children draw an adorable abominable snowBALL!
This snowman drawing activity kit could easily be used as inspiration for a delightful writing activity or used for more variety with any snowman project.
How to draw a snowflake for your winter art project. Learn the science behind how snow crystals are formed and what affects the designs. This terrific lesson includes a presentation about snowflakes, a technique demonstration for an art project and all the handouts you need to review vocabulary, make snowflake drawings, and assess students.
Use this art teacher-designed lesson to save time and focus on teaching.
Are you ready to draw a cute yeti? Kids will love how easy it is to draw a yeti using these simple step-by-step instructions. If you are making a yeti craft, you’ll definitely want to draw a few different yeti’s first. This set has printable pages and a Google Slide interactive drawing activity where students can select the yeti they want to learn how to draw with the click of a button.
Each cute also has a verbal description written below each step. This activity will encourage reading and following directions. The directions use descriptive words such as “curved lines” and “ovals” to help students learn to break down a drawing into simple lines and shapes—fun for beginners or anyone that like to draw.
Op art snowflake coloring pages designed with impossible shapes. A fun winter snowflake coloring activity that integrates art and geometry. Winter coloring pages that include 20 single snowflake designs and 12 snowflake pattern designs.
Enjoy the calming benefits of a mandala coloring page. Perfect for the week before break!
What happy teachers are saying:
How to Draw a Snowflake:
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I actually used this with my 1st graders, who love directed drawings. This activity was engaging, they loved drawing the snowflakes while also reinforcing the idea that all snowflakes are unique. We then used the snowflakes they drew as illustrations for their informative writing about snowflakes.
~ Ashley C.
How to Draw Winter Animals:
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These are adorable! We created winter scenes and then I let my students choose an animal to draw and add to their winter scenes.
~ Chantal F.
Winter Drawing Fun:
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Used in Kindergarten! My kids loved this activity and it provided so many options that my kids never grew tired of it.
~ Faye C.
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