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Women Artists: Creative Expressions

Lesson Plan

Women Artists: Creative Expressions

Explore famous women artists

In this lesson, students will be introduced to the works of famous women artists and will create their own art inspired by these styles. This lesson is important as it promotes creativity, appreciation for the arts, and introduces young learners to diverse role models in the art world.

Audience

Dreamers (Ages 5-6)

Time

30 mins

Approach

Explore famous women artists

Materials

Colorful paper, Crayons, Markers, Scissors, Glue, and Printable Cards: Women Artists

Step 1

Introduction

5 mins

  • Gather students in a circle.
  • Briefly introduce the concept of art and artists.
  • Explain that today they will learn about some amazing women who are artists.

Step 2

Explore Women Artists

10 mins

  • Show the printable cards of famous women artists.
  • Discuss each artist briefly, focusing on their unique style and contributions.
  • Encourage students to share what they like about each artist's work.

Step 3

Art Creation Activity

10 mins

  • Provide students with art materials (colorful paper, crayons, markers, scissors, glue).
  • Ask them to create their own artwork inspired by one of the artists discussed.
  • Encourage creativity and individual expression.

Step 4

Reflection and Sharing

5 mins

  • Gather students back in a circle.
  • Invite them to share their artwork with the group.
  • Discuss what they enjoyed about creating their art and what they learned about women artists.
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Worksheet

Printable Cards: Women Artists

These cards feature images and brief descriptions of famous women artists to inspire students during the lesson.




Frida Kahlo - Known for her self-portraits and vibrant colors.







Georgia O'Keeffe - Famous for her paintings of flowers and landscapes.







Yayoi Kusama - Recognized for her polka dot art and installations.







Mary Cassatt - Known for her paintings of mothers and children.




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