More Art Activities for Earth Science (K-6) (50 resources)

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Fingerpaint Clover Field Your kids can get creative making clover pictures out of tissue paper in this arts & crafts...		The Giant Easter Egg Color a giant Easter egg with spring colors.
Heart Butterfly On Valentine's Day, show someone you love them with this love bug.		Create a New Animal Try a printable science activity that focuses on the relationships between habitat, food, and...
Recycled Bird Feeders Follow these instructions to build simple birdhouses out of recycled materials.		It Happens Every Day Develop student science skills with an activity that focuses on daily natural events.
Ecology Accordion Books Create ecology-related foldable 'books' with your class.		Activity: Elements in the Crust Supplement your study of minerals and their properties with this Earth science activity....
Children of Native America Today Activities Explore photojournalism, the water cycle, and agriculture with lesson plans and activities on...		Grand Canyon Rock Strata Students learn about the geologic layers in the Grand Canyon by recreating them in an art...
Clay Pots-A Gift from the Earth Try a printable science activity that focuses on facts about clay.		Geology Art Projects Use a printable that contains several geology-related art projects for students.
What Star Picture Can You Make? Students make star pictures by connecting dots on the paper.		Rocks on Your Block Students make a map of a neighborhood based on where rocks are being used.
Cells in Action Try a printable science activity that focuses on identifying/comparing cells.		Create Your Own Geology Books Students make a book showcasing their geology writing activities.
Grandma's Patchwork Quilt Try a printable science activity that focuses on seasons and the senses.		Weather Tales Try a printable science activity that focuses on weather tales, including Groundhog Day.
Make a Silly Weather Worm In this art activity, students make a puppet that tells the weather.		May Baskets In this art activity, students celebrate spring by making their own flower baskets.

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