Our playroom has a lot of Crayola because my girls love making pictures to hang on our fridge and cards to give to friends and family. And like most kids, they don’t always remember to put away boxes of crayons and markers. While picking up one of the boxes of Crayola last night I was reminded of this Crayola’s huge collection of lesson plans.
Crayola Lesson Plan Library contains 1,759 free lesson plans. There are lesson plans for every grade from Pre-K through 12th grade. As you might expect, the lesson plans include one or more Crayola products, but you could probably substitute them with similar products made by other companies. Lesson plans include step-by-step directions as well as a list of standards covered in the lesson.
All of the lesson plans on the Crayola website have an art component, but many of the topics cover other areas. For example, this Lesson plan on storytelling traditions It is based on two brief history lessons. And This lesson plan For high school students, it focuses on using whiteboards and dry erase markers in group or individual problem solving. You can search and browse Crayola lesson plan catalog According to grade level, subject area, and topic.
