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December 15, 2014 4 Comments

12 Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for Kids

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Magic happens when kids work together in group art projects. From paint made with pudding to clay masks to painting with catapults, these collaborative group art projects for kids will be a hit in your home or classroom.

the Art Curator for Kids - 12 Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for Kids

Family Collaborative Process Art by Twodaloo

Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for Kids

Edible paint and cute, little babies. Squee! The activity is awesome, and the kids in her photos are adorable.

Painting with Vegetables by Fantastic Fun and Learning

Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for KidsThis is a collaborative group art project over multiple sessions with a book tie-in and lessons on color. Very cool. I think my kids would love doing this together.

Diwali Rangoli Art from India by Kid World Citizen

Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for Kids

I love this group art project. Colossal culture and color!

Silly Sensory Ball Kids Painting by B-Inspired Mama

Super Fun Collaborative Group Art Projects for Kids

I definitely need to do this with my girls. One of my daughter’s OT goals for her Sensory Processing Disorder is heavy work, and she LOVES art, so this would be a great fit for her.

Catapult Painting by Fun-A-Day

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

This is so good. So good. I can’t take it.

Big Art by You Clever Monkey

Super Fun Collaborative Art Group Projects for Kids

I love this blog, You Clever Monkey. Visit this link and check out Nichole’s blog. She’s awesome!

Collaborative Doodle Drawings from Pickle Bums

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

I love the focus on the faces of these kids. I love this collaborative group art project! Easy and fun.

Circle Painting by Kinders by Deep Space Sparkle

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

There is a reason why Kandinsky projects are all over the internet. They work, they are fun, they are freeing, and the final results are beautiful! If you don’t already visit Deep Space Sparkle for your art lessons, go there now. Right away.

Kimmy Cantrell-Inspired Ceramic Tile Mural by Deep Space Sparkle

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for KidsThis is an awesome, but it’s more labor-intensive than the other group art projects. It is well worth the results though!

Masterpiece Mosaics: a Collaborative Art Project for Grades K — 8 by Teach Kids Art

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

What a fun way to study and appreciate works of art!

Wild Art by Here Comes the Girls

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

A fun group art project inspired by earthworks artist Andy Goldsworthy.

Drawing Prompt: Fall Tree by Bambini Travel

Super Fun Collaborative Art Projects for Kids

 

This is a great idea. Adding a little bit of a drawing can really spark creativity for more hesitant little artists. Sometimes a blank piece of paper can be a scary thing!


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Tagged With: andy goldsworthy, diego rivera, wassily kandinsky

 

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4 Comments

  1. Nichole {youclevermonkey}

    December 16, 2014 at 5:09 am

    What a great list! And thanks so much for including us 🙂

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    • Cindy, The Art Curator for Kids

      December 16, 2014 at 2:50 pm

      Thanks, and you’re welcome! I love your site. 🙂

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  2. Marilyn M

    March 20, 2015 at 12:23 pm

    Love these collaborative art projects. They are great for all ages. I can’t wait to try them with my Grade 3s.

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    • Cindy, The Art Curator for Kids

      March 22, 2015 at 11:58 am

      Thanks!

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