Kindergarten Line Paintings

Colorful abstract painting with waves, swirls, and patterns in vibrant hues of pink, blue, purple, and green.

My Kindergarten students learned about types of lines.  They used oil pastels to draw a variety of line types and then painted over them with watercolor paints.

Abstract Line Painting featuring vibrant colors like blue, green, red, and yellow with swirling lines and doodles throughout.

We are going to turn these into windsocks!  Stay tuned to see how we transform their paintings.

Abstract watercolor painting with horizontal bands of bright colors, zigzag and spiral patterns, and layered brushstrokes—reminiscent of vibrant Kindergarten Art and playful Line Paintings.
Abstract watercolor painting with colorful pastel washes, black and orange spiral and zigzag lines, and geometric shapes—perfect inspiration for Kindergarten Art or creative Line Paintings.
Abstract painting with various shapes, lines, and spirals in bright colors like green, blue, red, and orange.

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      • Thanks Marcia.
        One additional question: you mention two sided sticky tape. Was that for closing the cylinder, or for the paper streamers, or both? In other words, how did the kids attach the streamers to the base? A dot of glue, or double sided tape? Thanks! I’m doing this with my K class this week. They will love it!

        Andrea