Spring Art Lessons Digital and Print Spring Art Activities Online Learning

Need Spring Art Lessons that work in the classroom, at home, online, or for a substitute teacher? Looking for Digital and Print Art Activities that are simple, flexible, and can be completed with ANY art medium students already have?

This Spring Digital & Print Art Resource gives you structured, step-by-step spring-themed art lessons that can be used as:

✔️ Easy classroom art lessons

✔️ Emergency art sub plans

✔️ Distance learning art projects

✔️ Online learning via Google Slides

✔️ Homeschool art lessons

✔️ Independent art centers

✔️ Maternity leave art plans

Students follow clear visual and written step-by-steps, create their artwork using whatever materials they have available, and can upload a photo of their finished piece back into the digital file for submission.

Simple. Flexible. Zero stress.

WHAT STUDENTS WILL CREATE

This Spring Art Resource includes 5 complete directed drawing art lessons:

• Baby Bird in Nest

• Crocus Flowers

• Spring Bunny

• Chick Hatching from an Egg

• Spring Showers Flower Scene

Each lesson includes:

• Introduction page

• Example artwork

• 4-step visual and written directions

• “My Art” final page for completed work

• Clear digital submission instructions

Students learn to draw animals, spring flowers, and seasonal scenes while building confidence in composition, background design, and color choices.

HOW YOU GET YOUR FILES

Your download is a one-page PDF with a QR code and a clickable link to the Google Drive folder for this resource. Inside the folder you will find the printable PDF lessons and the Google Slides student copy. To assign the digital version, open the Slides file and choose File > Make a copy.

DIGITAL + PRINT FLEXIBILITY

You receive:

• Printable PDF Student Booklet

• Google Slides Digital Version

• “GET THE RESOURCE” page for students to make their own copy

PRINT OPTION:

Print double-sided and assemble as a spring art booklet OR use individual pages.

DIGITAL OPTION:

Students open the Google Slides version, follow the steps, create their artwork on paper at home, snap a picture, upload it directly into their slide, and submit it to you.

This supports:

• 21st century learning

• Technology integration

• Remote instruction

• Emergency school closures

• Snow days

• Teacher maternity leave

• Art subs with no art background

The instructions are clear enough that students can work independently.

THIS RESOURCE INCLUDES (Non-Editable)

• 26-page Spring Art printable booklet

• Google Slides digital version

• Step-by-step visual + written instructions

• Example artwork for each lesson

• “My Art” creation pages

• Digital submission instructions

• Teacher prep guide

This is a true no-prep art solution.

WHY TEACHERS LOVE THIS FORMAT

• No special materials required

• Can be done with pencil, crayons, markers, watercolor, paint, oil pastels

• Clear structure eliminates confusion

• Works for K–5

• Students feel successful

• Easy grading

• Easy to leave for subs

• Easy to assign online

You can use it as a full spring art unit or pull one lesson when you need something quick and engaging.

PERFECT FOR

• Elementary Art Teachers

• Classroom Teachers

• Homeschool Families

• Distance Learning

• Google Classroom Assignments

• Art Sub Plans

• Emergency Lesson Plans

• Quick and Easy Spring Art

FAQ

Q: Who can use this resource?

A: This resource is designed for elementary art teachers, classroom teachers, homeschool educators, and substitute teachers. It works beautifully for K–5 and mixed skill levels.

Q: How can this be used effectively?

A: Print the booklet for in-class instruction, assign individual pages as quick art lessons, or use the Google Slides version for online learning. Students create their artwork using available materials and upload a photo of their finished piece for submission.

Q: How long will each lesson take?

A: Each spring art lesson typically takes 1–2 class periods depending on age, skill level, behavior, pacing, and medium choice.

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YOU MAY:

For clip art, you may use them as clip art, website graphics, binder covers, or even bulletin board decorations.

Use this in creative ways! Explore and have as much fun with it as you would like.

Buy additional licensing for school use.

YOU MAY NOT:

Use this on OutSchool

Put on your blog

Share this resource with other teachers, administration, or districts (admins can purchase additional licenses)

Sell this resource or give it out for free or photocopy it for others

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Ms Artastic

WHAT TEACHERS ARE SAYING

★★★★ “My students loved these lessons! They were so proud of their pieces of art. :) This was an amazing resource- very easy to use and engaging. Highly recommend!” Jennifer M., TPT review

★★★★ “This seller is my go to for engaging and fun substitute plans. They are easy for subs to follow and all students are successful.” Katherine M., TPT review

★★★★ “This seller is my go to for engaging and fun substitute plans. They are easy for subs to follow and all students are successful.” Katherine M., TPT review

★★★★ = TPT “Extremely satisfied” (TPT uses a 4-point scale).

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