Lessons to Use for Valentines Day - Neurographic Art

 

Neurographic Art

If you want a neurographic lesson for Valentine's Day, here are a couple of blog posts that could be printed out and adapted so easily. They give instructions for how to do basic neurographic art. You can have your students add heart shapes to the design as they are doing the initial drawing.

How to Do Basic Neurographic Art.  You can find this at the Trembling Art blog.

How to Make Neurographic Art, by Make a Mark Studio.

Valentine Neurographic Lesson Ready Right Now

If you need a Valentine art lesson plan ASAP, check out this one by Cool Classroom Stuff on TPT. It is ready to be printed out and handed to a sub.

Valentine Name Art for Kids w Bonus Word Search

 Valentine Name Art

Here’s a lesson plan from the TPT shop: Cool Classroom Stuff. If you want student art to hang on a bulletin board or decorate a Valentine folder, this activity could be just what you need. $3.20* for this lesson saves you hours of work trying to create a lesson on your own. *(This shop is having a sale Jan. 25 - 28, so this lesson plan is 20% right now.)

 

This lesson plan is fully scripted with visuals. It can be projected or printed out.

There are templates provided for the students to use. One is for the general classroom and another is for students who might need a little more assistance. 

Students write their names in large letters on the templates and then use symmetry to add designs. 

The lesson is fully scripted, so you only have to read and show the images to teach the lesson. 

Simple materials used are paper, pencils and crayons.

It also includes a bonus Valentine word search for those early finishers!

Check out this lesson here:  Valentine Name Art Lesson