10 Pretty Winter Art Projects
Winter is such a beautiful season with frost on the trees, snowflakes on the ground, and gray skies. Everything seems so calm and still in nature as preparations for a bustling spring season arrive. I love preserving the beauty of winter by doing art projects with my kids. This roundup of ten pretty winter projects is full of fun art that your kids and you can create on a cold winter afternoon at home. So heat up the hot cocoa and get your art supplies out now, or pin these projects for later!
Winter Art for Kids
Winter Tree Finger Painting from Easy Peasy and Fun
Newspaper Winter Landscape Art Project from I Heart Crafty Things
Watercolour and Oil Pastel Resist Snowflake from Arty Crafty Kids
Starry Night Sky Art Project for Kids from Buggy and Buddy
Frozen Sparkly Watercolors from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Winter Holiday Tree Squeegee Painting from Hello, Wonderful
Winter Snowflake Stamp Art from Sugar Aunts
Snowy Day Collage from Krokotak
Oil Pastel Winter Tree Art Project for Kids from Buggy and Buddy
Cute Cardinals Handprint Art from Artsonia
Teaching Kids about Art at Home
Creating art with kids can be a teachable moment that seems more like fun than learning. Whether you homeschool or teach at home to supplement on site schooling, taking these opportunities to connect with your kids can make the time spent together making winter art more memorable for your whole family.
- Use watercolor paints to explain the terms transparent, opaque, and translucent.
- Cut trees from paper and discuss basic shapes.
- Combine paint colors to teach about the primary colors, secondary colors, and tertiary colors on the color wheel.
Remember to focus on creating art and not correcting your child when their vision isn’t the same as what you see in a project. The magic of childhood comes from their unique view of the world around them!
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