Creativity
A video to start your Monday!
I came across this amazing animation short that’s a fun way to start your Monday. This short was created by students! Yes students! How fantastic is that! Here is the description from their website: “Make It Sound FAT” is a short film of end of study of a group of seven student ESIA 3D , Lyon, France. A young man is drawn by a tornado. He finds himself above the clouds. A cloud band plays to influence the weather. After the conductor fell asleep, the young takes control, which disrupts the climate … Their website has behind the scenes images of the animation process. Happy...
Read More#TBT Snow Globes…easy to make!
Now that many of us have experienced the first flakes of the season, let’s look back to a wonderful lesson on Snow Globes. Visit Snowman Snow Globe in Clay lesson for the step by step instructions. What’s your favorite winter time...
Read MoreHappy Birthday Georges Seurat!
Today is painter Georges Seurat’s birthday! Georges was born on December 2, 1859 in Paris, France. He was best known for a painting technique called “pointillism.” Georges painted with small dabs and dots of paint on his canvas instead of broad brushstrokes. Learn more about Georges Seurat by reading The Primary Kids Meet Georges Seurat with your kids. Happy Birthday Georges and thank you for starring with The Primary Kids in their first book! It makes a great holiday gift! Who is your favorite artist?...
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Happy Back to School! – “Strange Wonderful” Video
In honor of the first day back to school, here is a video by Stephanie Swart titled “Strange Wonderful” about a tiny monster day dreaming her way through the school day. Here is a link to Stephanie’s website is www.stephanieswart.com Strange Wonderful from Stephanie Swart on Vimeo. How many of you day dream during your day?
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About our Founder
“Art ignites the flame of curiosity that lights our path through life.” – Jacqueline Cassidy
Jacqueline, an Elementary and Middle level art educator, is the founder of The Primary Kids®.
While looking for children’s art storybooks that she could integrate into her classroom lessons, Jacqueline found an absence of well-written stories with interesting characters that were not only engaging but also educational. She took her love of art and passion for education to create a product that will inspire young creative minds. 
