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Wassily Kandinsky Art Game

(305 customer reviews)

$4.99

Learn art history while creating an abstract Wassily Kandinsky painting. Fill up your art sub plan folder with low-prep art projects that are easy to implement. Great for art integration, homeschooling parents, and art teachers wanting to liven up their art lessons with a game.

Resource Info
Grade Levels: 3rd - 6th Grade
Teacher Duration: (2) 45 min. classes
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File Type: ZIP & Google Drive - Instant Digital Download
Total Pages: 18 Pages + 9 Slides + Digital Spinners
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Wassily Kandinsky Art Game

Ready to liven up your elementary art curriculum with a fun roll a dice drawing project? This Wassily Kandinsky art game will boost student confidence and creativity. Kids will appreciate his Abstract Expressionist style of painting. Moreover, they’ll connect with his personal story about being from a creative family and pursuing a career in visual arts.
 
And, it’ll help time-starved teachers like you create lesson plans based on modern artists like Wassily Kandinsky.
 
During this Kandinsky art lesson, your class will learn about abstract art vs. non-objective art, geometric shapes, and expressive lines. And, they’ll learn where the name “Blue Rider Group” came from. Students will create an abstract watercolor painting using the step-by-step guide and PowerPoint.
 
Plan lessons for elementary kids about contemporary artists 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

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 kids to attempt this Kandinsky lesson. 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” art 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
  • Wassily Kandinsky Artist biography about the life and work of this Russian painter, 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 Wassily Kandinsky’s artwork outside of the art room
Ways to Use This Kandinsky Art Project
This art lesson 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 (Wassily Kandinsky Art Game)
  • 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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Visual arts is not a strength in my teaching. It was awesome to try this resource with my students. I liked that it gave students a choice, and was intentionally no pressure. This art project was a HUGE hit with my class, I had 100% participation. Almost all of my students made a second art piece, when previously it was difficult to have then engage with any art project.
 
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This lesson was great for my students!! It was super helpful for them to look at the chart to get ideas of abstract shapes and lines. The process pictures were also very helpful!
 
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I loved using this resource because you can run the activity in multiple ways. It was very easy to use and it made creating a Kandinsky-inspired picture really easy as well – for only $5!! Thank you for this affordable resource.

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305 reviews for Wassily Kandinsky Art Game

  1. Kreative Kids Resources (Teacher-Author) –

    Great resource for teaching Kandinsky unit in the art classroom as well as distance learning. Love it, thanks!

  2. Stack Andrea –

    I have used this resource over and over again! My favorite go to activity when I need inspiration or even for use with a substitute teacher. It has always been a hit with students of all ages! They find Kandinsky fascinating! You can use many different mediums with this project! An excellent source for teaching line, color, shape, and space. The resource is super easy to use.

  3. Christie S. –

    This was a useful resource for my upper intermediate classroom.

  4. Paul L. –

    Delightful. It was thoughtfully composed. I would definitely purchase from this author again.

  5. Shanyne K. –

    This has got to be one of the most enganging, low prep resources my students have tried so far! I think kids really connect with Kadinksy through the colours, shapes, and imaginations he inspires! Thank you!

  6. Catherine S. –

    Can’t get enough of these! I love ’em!

  7. Melissa H. –

    great and easy to follow art lesson

  8. Shena S. –

    Perfect for sub plans and helped my sub have a discussion about the artist.

  9. Leslie J. –

    I love pulling this game out in my art class after a unit on Kandinsky! Lots of kids ask to play it afterwards too!

  10. Kathryn I. –

    My students enjoyed learning about the artist and getting to practice creating art in his style.

  11. Megan B. –

    This resource was easy to follow, very engaging, and produced a great product.

  12. adena R. –

    My students loves this resource. They found it very engaging.

  13. karen W. –

    My students enjoyed this resource. My early finishers were able to expand on the lesson independently

  14. Bridget D. –

    Great resource to support my students with the learning. Thank you

  15. Jessica J. –

    This is such a well put together art activity! My students had a great time with it and I will use this with future classes as well.

  16. Shannon G. –

    This resource was exactly what I was looking for.

  17. Amber Blanton –

    Students loved this activity and I love seeing how every students art turns out different. I have also used this for sub plans and it worked great. Thank you.

  18. Catherine S. –

    My students really enjoyed painting like Kandinsky. This was a fun way to create an art piece in his style.

  19. Connie B. –

    My students used this resource to create a really big abstract Kandinsky-style artwork. THEN, they cut up their projects and made explosion books. A really fun project.

  20. Kelly H. –

    Great addition to our math unit about shapes. We loved learning about this artist and practicing incorporating shapes into our art!

  21. Shannon O. –

    Worked great for the end of the year as it did not take too long to complete. Students loved using the water colors.

  22. The Cozy Classroom (Teacher-Author) –

    I always love doing an art project on Kadinsky, and I love the visual supports that come with this resource. It’s a great guide to creating amazing Kadinsky-inspired art.

  23. Katee S. –

    Visual arts is not a strength in my teaching. It was awesome to try this resource with my students. I liked that it gave students a choice, and was intentionally no pressure. This art project was a HUGE hit with my class, I had 100% participation. Almost all of my students made a second art piece, when previously it was difficult to have then engage with any art project.

  24. Annette M. –

    My kids love these, fun and engaging. Thank you for the great resource!

  25. Katy S. –

    Kids loved this! Very engaging.

  26. Taylor Seay –

    This lesson was great for my students!! It was super helpful for them to look at the chart to get ideas of abstract shapes and lines. The process pictures were also very helpful!

  27. jesse B. –

    My students love these art games,

  28. Stephanie W. –

    I loved using this resource because you can run the activity in multiple ways. It was very easy to use and it made creating a Kandinsky-inspired picture really easy as well – for only $5!! Thank you for this affordable resource.

  29. Eugenie K. –

    This project was extremely fun! Students had fun. Thank you!

  30. Tiffany M. –

    My home-educated 2nd grader really enjoyed this activity. It is organized and prepared thoughtfully, easy to explain and use. We paired it with a color poem assignment and You Tube biography about W. Kandinsky.

  31. PAULA S. –

    This was a great activity that I used when subbing. It enabled me to deliver a standalone art lesson to different groups with few resources. The children enjoyed the use of the dice to generate parts of their image. It was great for reluctant drawers who found it difficult to come up with ideas. More creative students were able to develop their own ideas on top of those given. The hcildren have always been pleased with their results, and enjoyed blending the watercolours. It was a very engaging piece of work and just a shame that I didn’t have too many black markers to outline!

  32. Sherry Moore –

    My students enjoyed rolling the dice to determine what they were going to draw. Even though it is high school they still had fun.

  33. Katherine D. –

    Easy and simple Art activity.

  34. Lisa S. –

    I used this to teach a summer school art lesson and the kids enjoyed the information!

  35. Sheila Ambrosio –

    Great fun! I used as end of year lesson with 5th and 6th graders. The students loved it and ther resulting artwork was great!

  36. Dawn H. –

    A great art activity.

  37. Kimberly D. –

    Used as an end of year activity.

  38. Betsy P –

    My students found this art activity very fun and engaging after learning about Kandinsky.

  39. Ivy N. –

    My students loved learning about Kandinsky and creating their own art!

  40. Kimberly L. –

    This resource was very detailed. I think the game part of it is a bit distracting from the purpose of introducing the artist. However, this method might keep some students engaged during the class.

  41. Tiffany N. –

    My students loved this! They even put the lines and shapes together to make images for their own artwork.

  42. Stephanie D. –

    My students loved learning about a new artist and they especially loved the “mystery” of what picture we would be painting.

  43. Joanna A. –

    Great art project for any time, especially when you need one that’s low prep!

  44. Rebecca C. –

    My students really liked this lesson. My sub did as well. It worked really well during state testing. This lesson was done during our break days between testing subjects.

  45. Sarah S. –

    I am the STEM teacher at my school, but had to be the art teacher for a week. I had to find something fast for lessons and boy, did these really deliver! These had everything that I wanted – art history, examples, and fun projects that I used for everyone, Kindies on up to the 5th grade. 2 of their pieces from these lessons even ended up in the district art show! LOVE THEM!!

  46. Debra W. –

    My kids loved this. It was neat that all of the pictures looked different based off of the roll of the dice.

  47. GeauxTeachNola (Teacher-Author) –

    I purchased this to give a new art teacher an exemplar of what a well planned project that will engage students looks like. The kids really enjoyed this project.

  48. Kerri P. –

    My kids are really enjoying learning about different artists while creating art at the same time. I am homeschooling, so it helps to give a bit of a art history lesson while teaching how to actually create an art piece at the same time. Thank you!!!

  49. Ms Arty Farty (Teacher-Author) –

    Really engaging and eyecatching resources. My students particularly loved the Roll game, it gave them a great prompt for creating their artwork whilst also keeping them engaged

  50. scarlett S. –

    This resource is amazing and a lifesaver during distance learning. I’ve used it in whole class sessions and 1:1 sessions. Its engaging for the students.

  51. Maya Stojkovski –

    So simple, yet effective – children love this art activity!

  52. Letoyia Van Daley –

    Students truly enjoyed this lesson. Used this as an enrichment activity in a novel studies class when we read the novel A Mango-Shaped Space.

  53. Suzi M. –

    This worked very well in my 6th grade art class. I used it in conjunction with some short videos.

  54. Heather Dawn S. –

    The students were completely engaged in this art activity + the results were exciting for all students.

  55. KAREN L. –

    This resource was a big help at a busy, difficult time. THANK YOU !!

  56. Kate R. –

    I love teaching Kandinsky to my students, and this project was great!

  57. Lisa S. –

    Another fantastic resource that is easy to implement in the classroom and keeps student’s engaged! Thank you!!

  58. Morgan B. –

    My students thought this was a very fun game to go along with the introduction of Kandisky.

  59. Mr Conways Social Studies Classroom (Teacher-Author) –

    My students overcame initial reluctance to try this lesson out and ended up producing interesting art work. Most of them became engaged with this lesson as their work progressed and I plan to use it again in the future.

  60. Dawna B. –

    These art projects are so fantastic! They work for multiple age and ability levels and they always turn out so wonderful. I’m using them as the core of our art portfolio building this year. Thank you so much!

  61. Sarah Taylor –

    We loved this activity and the finished art pieces were great.

  62. Jennifer P. –

    The final art pieces were so attractive. An easy way to run an art class even if you aren’t an artist.

  63. The Great Canadian Teaching Shop (Teacher-Author) –

    I loved using this resource to create some artwork for my classroom. My students were so engaged, and interested. This really helped them find their creative side and let it out.

  64. Miranda W. –

    It took my students a few days to complete this, but they really enjoyed it.

  65. Melissa W. –

    Good for early finishers.

  66. Laura Bizjak (Teacher-Author) –

    These are great for a sub or as a fun end-of-the-week art activity! I bought a few of them!

  67. kimberly B. –

    Students love learning about the artists

  68. Katie B. –

    Fun art project!

  69. JM C. –

    Absolutely awesome! They turned out beautiful and loved the practice pages.

  70. M M. –

    Excellent! I love your ÒRoll-A-MasterpieceÓ lessons, theyÕre always so successful!

  71. Rita C. –

    Our hallway display looks fabulous thanks to this resource!

  72. susan B. –

    Great resource showcasing this amazing artist !

  73. Jessica R. –

    Great as an intro activity, sub plan, extension to a lesson, or even the lesson itself! Lots of uses for this fun lesson plan.

  74. Lynda F. –

    This is a great resource. My students really enjoyed doing their artwork by rolling dice and drawing shapes, even my most reluctant artists gave it a go.

  75. Kathleen B. –

    This was such a fun activity to do! I used it during a Russian studies unit and the kids all had a blast with it. I love that you don’t have to have art skills (or be able to teach them) to use this activity.

  76. Antonia K. –

    I used this as a beginning of the year activity. The students had a lot of fun rolling their next part.

  77. Nicole S. –

    Excellent print and go activity to leave for a supply.

  78. Melanie M. –

    Looking forward to completing this activity with my class! Love Kandinsky’s art, so can’t wait to see the final outcome.

  79. Sandra F. –

    Easy to use and a really fun way to produce art in the style of a famous artist. My kids loved it!

  80. Maureen M. –

    We played this after reading The Noisy Paintbox and doing a Kandinski colour study. The kids just LOVED it! The art was BEAUTIFUL!

  81. Lindsey K. –

    I use this as an emergency sub plan, or for quick/fun half day projects!

  82. Nicola S. –

    Students really enjoyed this!

  83. Explore Imagine Wonder (Teacher-Author) –

    My second graders loved doing this activity after reading Noisy Paintbox!

  84. Coralie P. –

    Super fun way to approach an art assignment, especially for those who feel they need help with creative ideas for art.

  85. Steph’s School Store (Teacher-Author) –

    Love using these lessons when I need sub plans!

  86. Connie N. –

    This was a great resource to use as a foundation, actually. It gave birth to a whole bunch of other material & videos to add to the art assignment! My homeschooler had so much fun learning about Wassily! Thank you so very much! 🙂

  87. KAREN C. –

    My kids really liked this!

  88. nichole D. –

    I love these! Another great activity!

  89. Susan Vilar –

    Fabulous resource for a veteran teacher that’s new to the art room. I’m excited to use this with the kids in different ways. It will be a great introduction to the abstract!

  90. Wild Wonders Teaching (Teacher-Author) –

    Perfect for my sub tub . Super fun and easy to prep for art lesson!

  91. Sharon C. –

    When I subbed I would have loved this project. I’m looking forward to doing it with my class.

  92. Jennifer Teckchandani –

    We REALLY enjoyed this project – some of the best works the kids did. They didn’t quite understand the concept of abstract so this guided them on creating more freely…. Was awesome

  93. Denita A. –

    Great activity! I plan to use it the first day of school. I think the students will really have fun with it.

  94. Marta N. –

    This is a great resource to introduce a great artist! The kids loved it!

  95. alicia H. –

    Looks fantastic! Can’t wait to use this in the upcoming school year!

  96. Casie D. –

    My students loved doing this art project! It was great for the end of the year.

  97. Sara G. –

    My art students were obsessed with these Roll-a-Masterpiece activities! I couldn’t buy them fast enough! Thank you for such a great resource!

  98. Mrs Wilson’s Classroom (Teacher-Author) –

    Easy peasy for the sub! Fantastic!

  99. Heather S. –

    I use this with all of my classes – they all love it!

  100. Diana E. –

    These turned out great

  101. Caly C. –

    Easy to use in the classroom or for a guest teacher.

  102. Nicole Warner –

    Great Resource!! My students completed this activity during a sub day. The lesson was easy for my sub to implement and my students’ artwork came out beautifully!

  103. Caitlin M. –

    Thank you for these easy art lessons. Looking forward to using them next year!

  104. Joan E. –

    One of my favorite artists. I think the kids will enjoy making art out of the simple designs that come out so vibrant. Thank you. 🙂

  105. Kimberly Moya –

    I cant wait to use this with my special ed students!

  106. Demetria A. –

    What a fun art project! Students did some fun drawings!

  107. Charisse H. –

    My students had a great time with this!!!!

  108. Katy F. –

    Students had great fun using this activity.

  109. Shawn T. –

    My students loved the sheet for their abstract drawings.

  110. Casey D. –

    Thank you. Exactly what I needed. I’ve also used this as an EOY project but with paint instead.

  111. Karen D. –

    I had a paint night with my family, to try out the lesson before I painted with my 3rd grade class. So much fun! My daughter, also a teacher, suggested reading the book about Kandinsky, called “The Noisy Paintbox”, as a literature and music connection to the art lesson.

  112. Teaching Outside the Lines (Teacher-Author) –

    My students really enjoyed how easy it was to create their work of art!

  113. Sublime Little Scholars (Teacher-Author) –

    This is perfect for our art-walk night! Thank you for this easy to use resource!

  114. Rachel A. –

    I love these projects to leave with subs. They are easy to explain and students love them as well.

  115. Lopez Land Learners (Teacher-Author) –

    Every learner was successful which means this product is amazing!

  116. Lisa F. –

    This will be great during testing! I have a lot of water colors and brushes for them to use, but need to be careful on the new carpet or do it outside since the weather will be nice.

  117. michael S. –

    Very nice sub lesson

  118. Roxy’s Creations (Teacher-Author) –

    I’m working on getting my art certification and this is an amazing product to have on hand. Thank you!

  119. Brittany Henderson –

    My kids love these! They are easy to use and engaging!

  120. Stephanie S. –

    Can’t wait to use this resource! Looks like fun for my kiddos!

  121. Rachel C. –

    I love every single one of these art lessons. I use them with my class not just when I have a sub.

  122. Angela R. –

    So easy to use and students loved creating their artworks.

  123. Jessica M. –

    Awesome art activity for all ages

  124. Penser en francais (Teacher-Author) –

    I am always looking for new ways to engage students. This project made it really easy to do so !

  125. Penser en francais (Teacher-Author) –

    I am always looking for new ways to engage students. This project made it really easy to do so !

  126. Deborah O. –

    Students were engaged and loved this activity!

  127. Deborah O. –

    Students were engaged and loved this activity!

  128. Laurie Y. –

    Haven’t used this yet, but I’m sure it will be a hit. Looking at using it next week.

  129. Sabrena D. –

    Love it! Great for supply teachers too!

  130. Sabrena D. –

    Love it! Great for supply teachers too!

  131. Caitlin C. –

    Thanks so much, this resource has been fantastic and really useful.

  132. Sharp Pencils Read Apples (Teacher-Author) –

    This was an excellent resource that allowed studetns to produce their own Kandinsky paintings. It was streamlined and fun and student’s work came out exactly in his likeness. We paired this with an art talk on Kandinsky’s work and a biography about the artist before making our own.

  133. Sandra J. –

    Will be subbing over the next few months and I am excited to use your activities in the local schools!

  134. Anne B. –

    This was a fabulous, ready-to-use activity that complimented my “artist of the month” studies on Kandinsky. Fantastic idea! My classes loved it!

  135. Manfred G. –

    Just perfect for those days when you just don’t know what to do

  136. Art is Basic (Teacher-Author) –

    Great designs on the handout!

  137. Karen V. –

    My 4th graders loved this activity. Thank you!

  138. Kate M. –

    Excellent resource! My students loved this lesson. I used it after we read the picture book ‘The Noisy Paintbox’.

  139. Stacey B. –

    A great resources and easily adapted to the lower grades.

  140. Amy V. –

    Kandinsky and Roll-A-Masterpiece…Rich…I think the kids would do it every week:).

  141. Ellen M. –

    I love Wassily Kandinsky. I can’t wait to share this activity with my students!

  142. Tiffany S. –

    Very engaging for students! They loved it!

  143. Tiffany S. –

    Very engaging for students! They loved it!

  144. Teresa H. –

    thank you for the art project, can’t wait to try this with my class

  145. Betty Lindquist –

    Students can’t say I don’t know what to draw with these fun pages.

  146. Alan W. –

    Enjoy the products from this seller. Very informative and super helpful!

  147. Jesse O. –

    My students loved this activity. The final products looked amazing.

  148. Katelynn B. –

    I printed this off on cardstock and laminated them. Now I can use them whenever I teach a lesson on Kandinsky! My first graders love this game!

  149. Jon Ruiz –

    Wonderful resource! My kids loved this for art time.

  150. Montessorikiwi (Teacher-Author) –

    This was so awesome for my class of nervous students to be successful in their art! Thank you!

  151. Olivia Pocost –

    Such a fun and creative way to introduce my favorite artist to my art students!

  152. Merilyn S. –

    Kids loving this. Can’t wait till they are all finished

  153. susan V. –

    I added theses packets to my sub plans. The students and sub LOVE them. Awesome idea!! I did add a short art history blurb of the artsit and visuals to make a connection for the student.

  154. Languages Rock (Teacher-Author) –

    Totally cool and fun resource! Definitely thinking “outside of the box” for both the creator and the students!

  155. Kelly J. –

    This was a huge hit at my summer art camp! The older kiddos did this independently while I went through step-by-step with the younger crew – both turned out beautifully! Thanks for the fantastic resource!

  156. Patricia S. –

    Perfect for a sub plan – I’ve taken you up on your suggestion and pre-stuffed a folder full of things for a sub to do! I’ll be checking out more of your items.

  157. Ashton S. –

    Easy to use resource. Two thumbs up!

  158. Bronte H. –

    Love this activity- I was very impressed with the end product the kids produced.

  159. Cindy H. –

    Super activity for the independent art center! Thank you!

  160. Shaping Minds in Sixth (Teacher-Author) –

    I love leaving easy lessons like this for Subs, the instruction are simple so students are successful.

  161. Autumn W. –

    A great addition to our art activities

  162. Martha Gonzalez –

    These are amazing. Thank you for creating them. My students feel confident using them.

  163. celia C. –

    love all her roll a drawings! very well done!

  164. Brenda D. –

    This was a fun activity and the students created really awesome Kandinsky’s.

  165. Charlotte Biernacik –

    The Kids had lots of fun with this! we used pastels instead of paint. Thank you for sharing!

  166. Teaching With Style (Teacher-Author) –

    I love these activities! They are so much fun for my students!

  167. Miss Downard (Teacher-Author) –

    Great resource and easy to use for all ages!

  168. Cindy A. –

    This looks so fun. I think I can use this game as a reward for good classroom behavior. Hoping to try it out soon.

  169. susan B. –

    In my sub file for sure!

  170. Hannah T. –

    Added my own Kandinsky presentation as an introduction to his work and followed up with this dice procedure. Chose kids to roll the “BiG” dice for the whole class. Easier then individual or table rolling.

  171. Carrie F. –

    My students are currently doing this. They really like how easy this assignment makes it to create.

  172. Linda B. –

    I read The Noisy Paint Box to my students and then we did this activity; it was a perfect match. They came up with some awesome art work. Thanks!!!

  173. David R. –

    Awesome resource. Finished product looked great.

  174. Primary World-123 (Teacher-Author) –

    Super hit with my kiddos!!

  175. Cortnee D. –

    Great resource, thank you. My class loved the ‘roll a Kandinsky artwork’ game.

  176. Karen H. –

    Great sub plan!

  177. Laurel D. –

    Excellent, love the “Roll a…” art lessons.

  178. annie R. –

    Kids had a blast doing this.

  179. Alexandra Madrid –

    My students loved this. It was a fun way to incorporate math and art!

  180. Kim D. –

    Super fun! Cannot wait to try this. Thank you

  181. Miss Herzog –

    Fun activity for my students to do with the sub! thank you

  182. Nicole L. –

    This is great – I love using this. My students love this.

  183. Lorri M. –

    A fun, engaging lesson for my students while I was away!

  184. Vicki A. –

    Students enjoyed this for early finishers.

  185. Lisa G. –

    downloaded this for a “just in case” supply teacher is needed. But I am hoping I will get to use it with one of my art classes myself!

  186. Stephanie J. –

    My students love having these activities when I am gone.

  187. The Okayest Art Teacher (Teacher-Author) –

    Thank you so much. You saved me with sub plans for the art room! And I love it as a fast finisher activity!

  188. Emily Love –

    I have laminated these sheets for the students to work in pairs on this project. I am super excited to use this as my next lesson for my grades 1-5.

  189. Kate T. –

    The perfect tool when my kids “don’t know what to draw.” Thanks!

  190. Kellie W. –

    Roll A Masterpiece is so fun!

  191. Janne R. –

    Nice to have another sub plan. Thanks!

  192. Davina S. –

    This was a fun and engaging way to introduce the class to a master artist.

  193. Kendra G. –

    my students love these games to play. great for downtime, one day lessons, fillers.

  194. rebecca C. –

    engaged even the reluctant artists in my class

  195. Alison F. –

    My students loved this and producded some fantastic pieces of work 🙂

  196. Buyer –

    I bought all of these available. Students loved them, and they are great for when you need something quick, enjoyable, and educational. I appreciate the many options, as the games never get old. Also, the pictures never turn out the same way twice.

  197. The Organized and Efficient Art Teacher (Teacher-Author) –

    Students enjoyed playing this last year and I’m sure they enjoy it again 🙂

  198. Sarah Beth H. –

    Fun! A different way to do an Art assignment! Thank you!

  199. The Colorful Art Room (Teacher-Author) –

    Fun and engaging filler/sub project.

  200. Miss Girling’s Classroom (Teacher-author) –

    Looking forward to using this with my students! Thank you 🙂

  201. Rachel G. –

    Love these, have most of them, a great warm-up activity.

  202. Kelly C. –

    Love the how user friendly this is.

  203. Fairlle L. –

    Great project for all grades

  204. Ashley D. –

    My students loved doing this art activity! Thank you!

  205. Learning from Fun (Teacher-Author) –

    Thank you. We are in our second year of arts-integration and this will help me.

  206. Mary GreimGallo –

    Thanks! My kids love these!

  207. Emily Dudgeon –

    This is great! A quick lesson plan for an Occasional Teacher or a rainy day. I plan to expand on the lesson and do some history of the artist with the students as well as “What do you see?” reflections. Have the students look at peers’ finished pieces and write reflections about what their eyes “see” in the art.

  208. Samantha Zorn –

    My third graders’ art came out great!

  209. Elementary Media and More (Teacher-Author) –

    This is so well put together and my students had so much fun doing it! Look forward to more!!

  210. Hunnicutt’s Hut (Teacher-Author) –

    This is a well done art activity. My students enjoyed it. I highly recommend others give it a try.

  211. Sharon G. –

    This is great…I am looking forward to using it next year…my students will love it…and so easy for me….THANKS

  212. A V. –

    Fun addition to art lesson!

  213. Carrie H. –

    A fun game 🙂 I used it with my 4th grade cub scout den.

  214. Hillary S. –

    Amazing! My students created gorgeous pieces. Thank you so much!

  215. Gigi S. –

    My students love anything that’s a game! Looking forward to using this at the end of the school year when things get a little crazy.

  216. Home Room (Teacher-Author) –

    Used this in a station after studying Kandinsky. Students had a blast, and it really helped get the creative juices flowing.

  217. Shelley B. –

    Looking forward to trying this!

  218. Art Teacher’s Muse (Teacher-Author) –

    Engaging activity for 5th graders

  219. Jamie S. –

    Perfect for my sub tub!

  220. Emily W. –

    So fun! Thanks for creating this!

  221. Marilyn D. –

    Awesome idea! Fun and Engaging. No two art pieces are the same. Great fun!

  222. Sandra C. –

    This is great! Used it with Middle School girls, and they really enjoyed it! Can’t wait to see it with Intermediates!

  223. Krystyna P. –

    A brilliant resource which the kids loved. Easy to follow instructions.Thank you.

  224. Monica W. –

    I teach 2nd grade and I absolutely love this! I always do a graphing activity with Kandinsky’s art, along with a writing and our own version of the students’ favorite piece. This is a great addition to my activities! I tried it out with my children and they love it too! Thanks!

  225. Deborah P. –

    this is just great!! Thank you for creating!!

  226. Angela W. –

    My students really enjoyed this activity!

  227. Nicole G. –

    I used this with my students and they were completely engaged. Some fantastic art piece were created using this resource. Thank you!

  228. Rosina B. –

    This was a lot of fun. Will be using it again next year 🙂

  229. Therese S. –

    easy and fun sub plans

  230. urbanfoxx L. –

    Fantastic way to either prep a quick art lesson or discuss a particular artist. Many thanks for this lovely, creative resource!

  231. Artsy Ivie (Teacher-Author) –

    I have an extra grade to teach and I do not have much time to prepare but when I looked up Wassily Kandinsky I found this gem! I have to teach about this artist to the extra group and this is just a fun exciting way to do all of that.

  232. Kimberly A. –

    My students had fun playing this game!

  233. Brooke J. –

    Great to have for my substitutes

  234. Explore2Learn (Teacher-Author) –

    Kids loved this – was great for a study of Kandinsky.

  235. Donnette H. –

    My students love these art games and they are great for sub days or when they have finished other assignments.

  236. Nicole W. –

    This is a super fun art project that my students absolutely love. Thank you so much!

  237. JoAnne N. –

    Perfect fit for Kandinsky!

  238. Jessica R. –

    My students love these games!

  239. Lisa B. –

    Nice activity for my students.

  240. Hannah H. –

    thank you, this was awesome! we used it all week at my music camp and by the end of the week they made their own on canvas without using the dice at all.

  241. Kristen Machina –

    Loved them! Perfect! Exactly what I was looking for.

  242. sherry cooper –

    Real creative. What program did you create this in?

  243. Julie D. –

    Excited to use this! We are going over the elements of art and discussing the various lines. This will be great to do after the PowerPoint on Kandinsky!!

  244. Angie S. –

    I love this! Lots of fun and creative too!

  245. Tonya F. –

    Loved this! Got the kids thinking and taking risks with their work.

  246. My Grade 2 FI Crew (Teacher-Author) –

    This is going to add so much to my Art unit! Thanks!! 🙂

  247. Dana P. –

    I used this as a center in Math in our Geometry unit, because we do an activity that finds Geometry concepts in Kandinsky’s art and create our own. This was so much fun and my kiddos wanted to keep going and create more masterpieces.

  248. Anna B. –

    Quick and simple lessons for any teacher. I plan to use them in my Sub Tub!

  249. Whitney P. –

    Love using these games for students who finish projects early and also allow students to use them if they struggle with creating on their own.

  250. Alicia O. –

    This was a fun addition to our Kandinsky unit.

  251. Steven L. –

    excellent! i am so looking forward to using this in the coming year!

  252. Kara G. –

    Fun and engaging activity for my students!

  253. Amy’s Smart Designs (Teacher-Author) –

    Thank you! It was a fun activity and a few parents commented on it to me so I know the students went home talking about the fun time rolling the dice in art class!

  254. Abby Ida –

    Fun and easy to use!

  255. Sarah C. –

    Every child can be an artist with this game! It doesn’t matter what they think of their ability. Really great resource.

  256. scarppinggal 8 (Teacher-Author) –

    I was looking for something on Kandinsky… can’t wait to try!

  257. Buyer –

    What grade 2 student doesn’t love the dice game component?! Great fun!

  258. Jannick M. –

    Kids loved it 🙂

  259. KATE F. –

    I’m leaving this in my sub plans at the end of the month. What a fun way to learn about a famous artist and create your own masterpiece!

  260. Susanne H. –

    Perfect, fuss-free lesson. Thank you!

  261. Come Learn With Me (Teacher-Author) –

    Exactly what I was looking for as a warm up.

  262. Erin O. –

    Another favorite of my class!

  263. Mmme McIntosh –

    I love doing Kandinsky-inspired art with my students but usually focus on Kandinsky circles. I’m excited to use this activity to create art inspired by one of his Composition pieces.

  264. Doretta W. –

    This was such a fun project!

  265. Stephanie B. –

    This is a fun activity, the kids loved it and their work was great! Thank you!

  266. Jamie C. –

    Students always enjoy these games.

  267. Evla Studio (Teacher-Author) –

    This is the second of these Roll-A-Master piece games I bought and I love them! I think it is a fun and interactive way for teaching a little art history! Thank you so much!!!

  268. Kellie E. –

    Great idea and easy to understand concept. The kids enjoy having something to stimulate their ideas about abstract art. You would think it was an easier concept for kids to grasp, but many of them have trouble with how to start abstract art projects and this is a good ice breaker.

  269. Light Up Learning Labs (Teacher-Author) –

    Perfect product for my Art Enrichment class!

  270. Rebecca K. –

    So fun! Used this as an activity for a supply teacher, but I would definitely include this in music centres!

  271. Ann Marie M. –

    Great and amusing art project!

  272. Jennifer Croy –

    This was perfect for our study of Russian art/artists. The students really enjoyed the activity.

  273. Jammie Hoskins –

    Perfect for intro activity or for early finishers

  274. Bishop’s Blackboard (Teacher-Author) –

    This is great for art learning stations!

  275. Dominique C. –

    saved to my sub box – thanks. I never know what to leave for them to do. This will be great

  276. Sara S. –

    Just did this lesson in art this week, very simple to organize and teach. The quality of the handouts was great!

  277. Suzanne CA –

    Love teaching about Kandinski during my math/shapes lesson. This is a great addition.

  278. Constance S. –

    Perfect for Sub plans

  279. Amy F. –

    Awesome addition to my unit and my students loved this!

  280. Jennifer B. –

    Great Activity! Fun!

  281. Ashley P. –

    I LOVE the dice roll games! Use them lots — for “warm-ups”, during free draw, introducing new artists and as sub plans.

  282. Learning Lagniappe (Teacher-Author) –

    I love this! I purchased 5 of your Roll A Masterpiece sets!

  283. Amber H. –

    great self directed activity for subs

  284. Andrea M. –

    Thank you for this very very nice resource. Will use it next schoolyear!!!

  285. Heather Lloyd –

    The kids love this allows them to appreciate the style elements

  286. The Kindergarten Circle (Teacher-Author) –

    This was a lot of fun, and the kids really enjoyed this activity.

  287. Janice S. –

    My Jr. High class LOVED this one! Everyone in the class could do it and it showcased some of my differently abled students’ strengths! Thanks

  288. Angela P. –

    Simple. Easy. Awesome!! I bought them all.

  289. Mary B. –

    This lesson really engaged the kids with the dice rolling and game aspect. I was really surprised at how awesome the art products turned out. Each student had a slightly different take on how to complete the picture.

  290. CLARICE CARLSEN –

    Kids love these for free time!

  291. Barton’s Buzz (Teacher-Author) –

    My students love all of your Roll-A-Masterpieces! Thanks! -Lisa

  292. shanna R. –

    I absolutely love this unit! My students enjoyed it just as much!

  293. Gathering History (Teacher-Author) –

    Loved this! Worked great in my classroom where we have been studying modern art. Students loved it and worked for the entire period. I partnered them up and each partner took a turn, made for some interesting twists. I should mention that I used this in a 9th-12th grade class!

  294. The Meek Moose (Teacher-Author) –

    I mentioned on another product how these products that you’ve been creating help me pursue things I’m passionate about teaching my students, but also assist in meeting some of my state standards. I appreciate that you make resources that fill both needs.

  295. Jennifer A. –

    Such a fun & different way to study artists and their style!

  296. Aimee C. –

    This was such a wonderful activity to leave for a substitute. My students loved it and made some beautiful art!

  297. Chelsea F. –

    My students loved this activity and their projects turned out great!

  298. Dragon’s Cave (Teacher-Author) –

    Great! Will there be more? Thank you!

  299. Melanie Z. –

    Fun lesson to go along with our Kandinsky unit!

  300. Matroyshka Mama (Teacher-Author) –

    Great idea! Would love more of these 😀

  301. Classroom Zen (Teacher-Author) –

    Great for emergency plans or early finishers !

  302. Deeanne L. –

    The kids love thee! Great break when we are tired and a little restless also good to leave for the sub

  303. sandra hass –

    my students love the randomness that turns into awesomness!

  304. Jooya Teaching Resources (Teacher-Author) –

    thanks again for another great relief lesson idea 🙂

  305. I Love My Classroom (Teacher-Author) –

    I love bringing art into the classroom, and this will inspire my students. Thank you!

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