Happy New Year, 2025! Check out these fun New Years Art Activities. Enjoy celebrating 2025 in your classroom and ease kids back into January after their winter break with these creative print-and-go art, reflection, and goal-setting activities! These printable resources are ideal for Grades 3-7: Upper Elementary and Middle School teachers, homeschoolers, and parents. Here […]
Read moreArt is a fantastic vehicle for learning, communicating feelings and exploring outside of the box thinking. I’m a great believer in the positive power of art on our mental wellbeing. Perhaps many of us feel more comfortable or free to express ourselves in a deeper way via hands on creativity rather than just using words?
Read moreHave fun exploring Fall and Thanksgiving in your classroom with these imaginative Art Activities for November! These printable resources are perfect for Grades 3-7: Upper Elementary and Middle School teachers, homeschoolers, and parents. Here at Imagination Box HQ, I love creating print-and-go, inclusive November art activities that are a great solution when you want some important […]
Read moreI love to create imaginative Thanksgiving art and writing activities to help students celebrate the richness of Fall and Thanksgiving in the classroom or at home. This time of year is perfect for exploring color, shape, abstract patterns, poetry, and metaphor! We are never too old to collect leaves! Here are some of my popular […]
Read moreExplore Fall and Halloween in your classroom with these imaginative Art Activities for October!Perfect for Grades 3-7: Upper Elementary and Middle School Teachers, Homeschoolers, and Parents. Fall is a magical season of rich color and change. This October, encourage your students to celebrate the transition into fall with art and writing activities that explore Mother […]
Read moreThese easy doodle ideas keep kids of all ages engaged. You can experiment with these simple ideas in the classroom or at home. Doodling helps us to relax our minds, engages our imagination, and takes us away from screens for a while. Kids love to experiment, and play with colors and patterns. The outcome isn’t […]
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