Sport art projects

2008 Original Works Fund-raiser Projects Olympic Silhouettes by Fourth Grade

Learn how to make an origami basketball toy - a fun paper craft for kids who love basketball. The perfect basketball party craft!

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Some of my students' art projects. Elementary and Secondary/Middle School art projects, as well as helpful resources for Art Teachers.

You need: scissors glue white drawing paper A1 size cardboard in Olympic colors compasses Start this lesson with the symbol of the Olympics: the colored rings. What do these rings mean? What colors do they have? How are they placed together? Ask one or two children to take the position of an athlete. What is the position of the legs, arms and body? Ask another student to show another position and discuss it again. This is a group work for five students. Every group gets a big white sheet…

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A collection of basketball crafts for kids, many also suitable as basketball craft decorating ideas for march madness and basketball parties!

I've been trying to teach my students the difference between shapes and forms. I knew I wanted to do a lesson with 5th grade focused on the illusion of form through creating value and when I found out that our Family Fun Night (an event that bring several hundred students and their families to the building) theme would be "Sportacular", I decided to use the spheres found in sports as inspiration. Really, it makes sense. Balls are something tangible that the students are very familiar with…