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Women Artists: Creative Expressions

Lesson Plan

Women Artists: Creative Expressions

Explore famous women artists

In this lesson, students will learn about famous women artists and their unique styles. They will then create their own art inspired by these artists. This lesson promotes creativity and appreciation for the arts, helping young students to express themselves and understand the diversity of artistic expression.

Audience

Dreamers (Ages 5-6)

Time

30 mins

Approach

Explore famous women artists

Materials

Colorful paper, Crayons, Markers, Paints, Brushes, and Printable Cards: Women Artists

Step 1

Introduction

5 mins

  • Briefly introduce the concept of art and artists.
  • Explain that today, we will learn about some famous women artists and create our own art inspired by them.

Step 2

Discussion on Women Artists

5 mins

  • Use the printable cards to introduce 2-3 famous women artists (e.g., Frida Kahlo, Georgia O'Keeffe).
  • Discuss their unique styles and what makes their art special.
  • Encourage students to share what they like about the art shown.

Step 3

Art Activity

15 mins

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

Step 4

Closure

5 mins

  • Allow students to share their artwork with the class.
  • Discuss what they enjoyed about creating their art and what they learned about the artists.
  • Reinforce the idea that everyone can be an artist in their own way.
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Worksheet

Printable Cards: Women Artists

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




Frida Kahlo: Known for her colorful self-portraits and Mexican culture.







Georgia O'Keeffe: Famous for her large-scale flowers and desert landscapes.







Yayoi Kusama: Recognized for her polka dots and infinity rooms.




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