Kindah Khalidy Art Game
Ready to teach a Women’s History Month art project that’ll keep elementary art classes engaged? This Kindah Khalidy art lesson will boost confidence and creativity. Kids will enjoy her bright, abstract paintings of recognizable images like cacti, clouds, and strawberries. Moreover, they’ll appreciate learning about her art process.
And, it’ll help time-starved teachers like you create lesson plans based on Women’s History Month artists like Kindah Khalidy.
During this art project, your class will learn Kindah Khalidy’s painting process, from how she layers “blobs” to what color they’ll be. Use it to discuss color mixing, organic vs. geometric shapes, and textiles. Students will create a doodle painting with tempera paint using the step-by-step guide and PowerPoint.
Plan lessons for students about Women’s art history and art appreciation in a way that excites them. Finally feel confident in your art curriculum and be organized and prepared to teach art!
What’s Included In My Abstract Art Lesson Plan
Can I be honest with you? Art history can sometimes be boring for kids. There, I said it. Teaching about artists and cultures doesn’t have to be a snoozer, though!
I’ve designed 3 different ways for students to attempt this elementary painting project. All will engage kids to create! Choose which way works best for your classes:
- Roll a dice game to add randomness to your student’s artwork
- “You Pick” idea worksheet for kids to choose their own elements
- Digital spinner wheels, so kids can randomly pick elements and you can integrate technology in the art room
- Printable dice template in case you have no dice
- Step-by-step picture directions to guide students through the art process
- Drawing practice worksheet, for kids who want to sketch out their ideas
- Kindah Khalidy Artist biography about the life and work of this San Francisco, California artist, so you don’t need to research
- “Big Ideas” reflection worksheet where students write about their art process
- Self-assessment worksheet so kids can think about how they performed during the project
- Art grading rubric which assesses expectations, craftsmanship, work habits, creativity, and clean-up
- 8 “I CAN” Statements aligned to the Studio Habits of Mind to use during instruction or post on your bulletin board
- 4 Art exit tickets with quick, thought-provoking prompts
- Art history coloring pages to keep kids inspired by Kindah Khalid’s blob paintings outside of the art room
Ways to Use This Kindah Khalidy Art Project for Women’s History Month
This Kindah Khalidy lesson plan is flexible and can be used in many ways throughout your art room and beyond. It’s great for maternity or emergency art sub plans, early finisher activities, and even for virtual art class or an after-school art club.
You Will Receive
- 1 Non-Editable Printable PDF (Kindah Khalidy Art Project)
- 1 Non-Editable PowerPoint
- 5 Digital Spinner Videos (downloadable, and links to them on Google Slides and YouTube)
- Paperless Google Drive Digital Resource
Why You’ll Love It
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Wow, what a really fun art lesson! I’d never heard of Kindah Khalidy before I found your project. This roll and draw game gave my little artists the confidence to doodle with paint. I highly recommend this resource!
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Art is Basic (Teacher-Author) –
Kindah is one of my favorite artists! The kids did a great job using these handouts and they really had fun!
Sara’s Prep Time (Teacher-Author) –
So excited to use this for Women’s HIstory Month! Thank you!
Andrea Ward –
This was a great activity! The kids loved learning about Kindah Khalidy and creating their own masterpieces. This year I think I will have the kids complete it on canvas for open house!
Light Up Learning Labs (Teacher-Author) –
Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you so much!
Kathy Q. –
Wow, what a really fun art lesson! I’d never heard of Kindah Khalidy before I found your project. This roll and draw game gave my little artists the confidence to doodle with paint. I highly recommend this resource!
Vannetta S. –
This is a great resource!
Caroline K. –
My students found this resource very helpful and engaging. Thank you 🙂