 Enjoy this drawing list for your learners! Encourage them to use a sketchbook but any paper material will work. Use this list for art days, sub days, brain breaks, early finishers, homeschool and so much more. Need more art ideas: Try expanding on a drawing prompt idea. For example, with the beach prompt, have them add specific objects like a beach ball, or turn a prompt idea into a craft. The possibilities are endless as you are able to make this list as simple or as complex as you would like. This is an open-ended list that will engage your learners and help them to think outside the box. There is a page break after a list of 25 to keep things organized.
This list started in the summer of 2019 (I apologize if there are any repeats) and it will end whenever I decide to close it. In the meantime, visit this post for any drawing ideas. Get in on the drawing fun with your learners! Follow this list or check out the adult endless drawing list here. Have fun drawing! *photograph ©pixabay (LIST was most recently updated on June 2024)
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  Use these printables to encourage your readers to read lots of books. You may use the black and white version for coloring in the corresponding number of each book that was read. There are 24 pages and they are a great value for only $1.50 and they are sold exclusively at Doodle Thinks Independent Shop! Also, you can download my free Reading Log Templates here. Enjoy and have fun!
 Teach your kids about economics and U.S civics with these awesome books. Check it out and share your thoughts. Please note, I'm an affiliate partner.
 I thought it would be fun to share our family's book list of living books that we have read and ones that are currently reading together. Living books are wonderful novels that bring a topic to life with fascinating characters and subjects and peek the curiosity of the reader. I'll update this post with each new book that we start or that we are adding to our home library. My children enjoy reading independently and enjoy comics and humorous books and I wanted to expose them to classical and beautiful stories by read a loud together. I think it's very important to allow our children to choose their own books to read as I'm sure this will help them enjoy reading. Please share any of your favorite living books by commenting below! Currently reading together:
Some of our favorite books that we read together and thoroughly enjoyed:
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Here are some awesome resources of more living book ideas: Have fun reading! Yeay for summer! For those warmer days when indoor activities are more ideal or for lake and beach activities, check out these summer art books that your learners will enjoy reading and, hopefully, they will feel inspire to create art.
*Click on an image to learn more about each book.
 Have fun with these coloring pages of a jackfruit, kumquat, guava, pitaya and longan (my favorite Asian fruit). I've updated these pages to make them available for purchase.
 Hi Everyone! It has been awhile since my latest post. I have been taking this summer to really create products and I am having a blast. I truly enjoy creating resources that encourages drawing and art. It has been a joy. This month has been my best month in producing resources as well as sales at my TPT shop. Who would've thought that this is where my art endeavor took me! I homeschool my children and we started the school year in the beginning of August. I wanted a head start for us to catch up and review some of last year's curriculum. My goal for this school year is to start incorporating some of my own art resources in our learning as I think they are old enough. I encourage each of you to find ways to add art to all subjects as I think children naturally gravitate to creating art. It engages them and truly build up their confidence. With this said check out my Back to School Artist Pack and have a blessed year!
 This is an engaging summer theme roll and draw game bundle that is simple to use and with no-prep. My roll and draw games are interactive drawing games that will result in unique drawings for spring fun or throughout the year. Use each game sheet multiple times! Just grab a dice, blank paper, pencil and coloring tools and simply engage your students with this self-directed drawing activity. You can get the whole class involved by following the Change It Up worksheet and dictating elements that students can add to their drawing. Then color! Fun for all ages! Find this set at my teachers pay teachers shop.
I have so many ideas for these multiple uses roll and draw game sheet so stay tune!   Spring is here! I really enjoy the sounds of birds chirping. What is your favorite part about spring? Well, enjoy these directed drawing freebies with your kids. They are easy to follow with 5-6 steps and require very little prep work. All you need is a pencil and paper and whatever coloring materials that you have on hand. Happy Drawing!
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Terms of Use: Files are for personal use and educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed, copied or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my current and complete Terms of Use for more details.   Enjoy these fun overlapping pattern drawing prompt freebies to aid in creative thinking with patterns. There are 10 different pattern prompts. Add a pattern art lesson to your day or use it as a supplement to an art lesson. These are clean and bold pattern prompts for your learners to think, draw, color and explore their ideas. I encourage you to encourage your students to think beyond the instructions given.
Terms of Use: Files are for personal use and educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed, copied or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my current and complete Terms of Use for more details.
This is a variety pack of alphabet posters in 8.5" x 11" (standard size for easy printing) to decorate your classroom, home learning area or educational center. You are able to hand these out to individual students as reinforcement for learning their letters and they are able to put them on the wall or in their binders. Some of the posters are related to holiday colors.
Enjoy these freebies. Stay hopeful and have a creative filled day! Like this freebie? Check out more Drawing Activities and make sure to comment below. Terms of Use: Files are for personal use and educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed, copied or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my current and complete Terms of Use for more details.  Have fun with these Ugly Christmas Sweaters art prompts that includes drawing, coloring and craft prompts. Great for art centers, morning work, brain breaks, early finishers, sub day, homeschool, just for fun and so much more!
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Terms of Use: Files are for personal use and educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed, copied or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my current and complete Terms of Use for more details. Happy Creating!   I am excited to introduce a new drawing product line, Think INSIDE the Box drawing prompts, that is inspired by my popular Think OUTSIDE the Box drawing prompts. I had a lot of fun creating these prompts and I wanted to come up with something that was a little bit easier for those that find the Think Outside the Box prompts difficult. Therefore, this is a slightly different version from the Think Outside the Box prompts and students will be drawing what is suggested in the drawing prompts. Stay tune for more variations to these drawing prompts and have a creative day!
  Here is a fun way to introduce learning the alphabets with drawing that is good for early learners and grade K students. There are 21 pages in a PDF file. The first three pages start your students off with designing their own alphabets, whether they are focusing on the letter or what starts with each letter. The rest of the pages include flash cards in color and black/white. A great value!
Hi all, back to school is around the corner and summer has flown by quickly. I've updated my popular download, 100 Days of School (last image) freebie with variations and options. Have fun tracking the first 100 days and make sure there is a celebration when you reach it. These printables are in a pdf file (easy to download/print) and they are also great for homeschooling families. I use them for my children's school days and they enjoyed coloring the empty boxes.
Terms of Use: Files are for personal use or educational purposes only and they cannot be redistributed (posted for others), copied, or sold. All graphics, unless otherwise stated, and resources are creative property of Saroum V Giroux. Please view my complete terms of use for more details. Have fun creating!  large flash cards  small flash cards This was a fun set to create and this is a colorful, bold set of shapes (color and black and white versions). 104 small and large flash cards and 36 blank flash cards that are easily trimmed. Included is the 6 Shapes Printable Poster Set. Have fun incorporating this to your math or art lessons and involve the kids in creating their own flash cards with the blank ones.
Hi there, I hope your spring season has been one filled with taking the time to listen to the birds, appreciating the green in nature and enjoying/smelling the flowers. Whether you are in the city or county, I hope that you enjoy these natural inspirations. Today was a tough homeschooling day, I wasn't sure what direction to take in regards to my children's homeschooling curriculum and felt overwhelmed by all the "great" resources out there and I honestly don't remember how I ended on Easy Peasy Homeschooling website (but I am very grateful to have ended up there). It is rich with resources and I am looking forward to reading more about it and using the available curriculum for my future homeschooling days. I hope you check it out and it becomes a resource that will encourage you on your homeschooling journey.  image © Easy Peasy Homeschooling at http://allinonehomeschool.com  Hi everyone, March has been a recovery month from the flu and personal health issues. But I'm grateful to Jesus for this time of recovery as it has helped me to reset some of my priorities in art and life. For the TpT goals I won't meet (silly holiday activities for each month), I'm bummed but feel hopeful new ideas will develop during my break from my online and computer work. Time to march onward and until fingers meet keys . . . I hope you have a creative and restful day!
Hey there! I hope your summer has been fun with family and friends. I'm excited to share a new Homeschool Category for those parents that are interested or already committed to homeschooling. My goal is to share tips, books, activities, links and ideas that I've learned along this new journey of homeschooling. I'm a newbie to this journey and have so much to learn but hope to share any tips along the way that has been helpful. I can tell you that there are times when it's difficult (where I want to throw in the towel) and times when it's fun. When I am challenged, overwhelmed and scared, I try to remind myself the why's of why we have chosen this path for our children's education and I also read (online) experiences of veteran homeschoolers if I am not able to connect with the homeschooling moms I know and are meeting. We are fortunate to live during a time where information is available even though all the available information can be daunting. Therefore, I hope that the information that I share with you will help to encourage you along your own journey. Also, the activities and art resources that I've created are great to use during your own home education day if you're interested in creative art activities and printables. Just remember that your choices will be what's best for your children/family and try to lean on God during those difficult days of resistance, challenging attitudes and tears (sometimes mom tears and not just the kids:-/). The one thing I've learned so far during those difficult periods of educating my children, is that in my weaknesses, God equips me and teaches me to let go of perfectionism and trust Him to guide me. Still working on this...with this said, hope you will find a good rhythm to your home education.
I am excited to share this bright and colorful book in PDF format, that will help your elementary students recognize letters and art terms. There are crisp examples and some interactive activities in this book. Use as an aid for art term discussions and thought. Easily print it out from your computer, place in sheet protectors and a 3-ring binder for on the go lessons. Have fun!
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