Are you looking for art projects that go along with children’s books?
Here are 10 art projects that go along with children’s books! I love to include children’s books in my art lessons. It’s a great “hook” to capture their interest and also it provides a way for students to see beautiful illustrations and learn about concepts, cultures and other people.
In this post, I share a few of my favorite children’s books that go along with art projects. Amazon Affiliate links have been used at no extra cost to you. The money earned goes towards maintaining this free website (and for buying art supplies!)
Henna Hands
Henna Hands: Taking inspiration from Mehndi, students create their own decorative hands picture. After drawing on white paper, they cut these out and glue to a piece of Scratch art paper, where they add more designs! Unfortunately I cannot find the holographic glitter Scratch art sheets anymore, but you can use rainbow Scratch art sheets instead.
Snowglobes
Snowglobes: Using a circle tracer, students make their own snowglobe, with festive winter imagery inside. For a printable snowglobe template, go here for additional resources.
It’s OK to Be Different
It’s Okay to Be Different: Kids create unique faces on cardboard circles using India Ink daubers and oil pastels.
Elmer the Elephant
What Lives In Your Heart
Owl Art Projects
Monster Art Project
Frogs in a Pond with Claude Monet
Peace Art
Vincent: Starry Starry Night
I shared about this book, called Vincent: Starry Starry Night in a previous blog post, but it is just so good! I received a review copy and shared many of the beautiful illustrations in the book. There are many ways to do a Starry Night inspired picture. I like to paint or color a swirly sky, add star stickers and then collage a city scene on top.
If you have read this far, thank you! I have about 20 more children’s books to go along with art projects that I am planning on sharing in the near future.
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