Famous Artists Art Activity for Nursery / LKG | CBSE Curriculum
Spark the imagination of your class with our new Art famous artists template eyfs core resource. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this creative pack introduces little ones to the wonderful world of colour, texture, and expression. By exploring the works of history’s most celebrated painters, children will develop their fine motor skills while learning to appreciate different styles and techniques.
This Art famous artists template eyfs core pack is perfect for teachers looking to bring Expressive Arts and Design to life. Each activity encourages pupils to experiment with mark-making, colour mixing, and pattern recognition. Using our Art famous artists template eyfs core, educators can guide children through simple, hands-on tasks that mimic the brushstrokes and themes of historical masters, fostering confidence and individual creativity in the classroom.
The resource aligns perfectly with the CBSE / NCERT Curriculum for Nursery / LKG, focusing on the prime area of Expressive Arts and Design. It helps children explore and use media and materials, as well as being imaginative. This core level resource is designed for learners working at the expected standard, offering clear, step-by-step guidance that is easy to follow.
To check understanding, try these questions with your class:
1. Can you name the primary colours you used in your painting today?
2. How did the artist use lines to show movement in their picture?
3. If you were painting a picture of your home, which colours would you choose?
4. Can you spot a repeating pattern in this artist’s work?
5. How does this painting make you feel when you look at it?
Download this free resource today to transform your art lessons. With simple instructions and engaging prompts, your pupils will love discovering their inner artist while building essential skills for their early years development. It is the perfect tool for a vibrant, creative, and curriculum-linked classroom.
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