Art & nature have always gone together.
Use these sites to stimulate new ideas.
A totally free index of Internet resources for the K-12 Community.
Art & nature have always gone together.
Use these sites to stimulate new ideas.
Wynita Harmon, elementary art teacher in Plano, TX, shows how your students can make nature-inspired art. Students can find natural items and create art with them or sketch outdoors. If your students have access to a camera or cell phone, photographing outside can be a fun choice as well. Wynita looks at examples from 9… learn more
The National Park Service's Web site can be a great resource when looking for nature and art ideas. It offers extensive photos, multimedia and more for hundreds of national monuments, parks, preserves, memorials, trails and scenic areas. Check out their "Find A Park" and "Kids & Teachers" areas. Use images of a nearby park or… learn more
"Art takes nature as its model." – Aristotle Jean Van't Hul has assembled lots (and lots!) of interesting nature art activities for kids. Everything from drawing leaves to art with rocks. learn more
Marghanita Hughes perspective on how nature and art can foster a deep love for the natural world. Nature art can be infused beautifully into all other subjects in the curriculum. Marghanita believes there is a no more formative age for instilling a deep love of the natural world than childhood. learn more