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Spiders and Tarantulas

Don’t be afraid of creating these fascinating arachnid creatures! Arachnids have two body segments, eight legs, no wings or antennae and are not able…

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Going batty for BATS!

Did you know there are over 900 different species of bats which make up one fifth of the world’s mammals? Why not have your…

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Habitats: Life in the Wetlands

Everglades National Park Everglades National Park spans across 1.5 million acres in the southern portion of Florida. It is a destination your students will…

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Little Clouds

I love using bold bright colors of paint splashed with big brushstrokes on watercolor paper. Incorporating different art mediums is common in my art…

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Sea Shells

This Sea Shell Art Lesson introduces students to the beauty of sea shells while incorporating science. Children will learn about shells while creating fun,…

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Habitats: Life in the Coral Reef

Kids love the Ocean! Why not bring Biscayne National Park to your classroom while creating some fascinating creatures in their beautiful coral reef habitats?…

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The Starfish

If you love to put your toes in the sand and hear the crashing waves then these are a couple of mixed media art…

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Andy Warhol’s Mr. Moon

American artist Andy Warhol (August 26, 1928 – February 22, 1987) is one of the most famous artists of modern times, reaching celebrity status…

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Matisse: Window on the Clouds

Who doesn’t love clouds? I love looking at the various shapes and formations that clouds create as they float in the sky! If…

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