
Art Level 2 (Download)
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Overview
Art Level 2 develops foundational skills through short, open-and-go lessons. Children practice tracing, cutting, drawing lines and shapes, coloring, painting, and simple sculpting while finger and hand exercises build coordination. Students learn to recognize and use elements of art like line, color, pattern, and texture.
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Product Details
| SKU | K405-3 |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Master Books |
| Title | Art Level 2 (Download) |
| Contributors | Julia Akers |
| Page Count | 180 |
| Publisher | New Leaf Publishing Group, LLC |
More Information
Connect Scripture and creativity through Bible-based art lessons for second graders. This hands-on curriculum encourages curiosity, exploration, and fun, with cross curricular connections to science that help children see the wonder of God’s design.
Art Level 2 develops foundational skills through short, open-and-go lessons. Children practice tracing, cutting, drawing lines and shapes, coloring, painting, and simple sculpting while finger and hand exercises build coordination. Students learn to recognize and use elements of art like line, color, pattern, and texture.
- Build confidence with step-by-step tutorials for drawing animals in a simplified style.
- Create hands-on projects like a craft stick barn, paper maché pig, and paper bag puppet that reinforce art principles and encourage creative expression.
- Learn to glorify God through making art.
Table of Contents
- Course Description
- Suggested Daily Schedule
- Lesson 1 Isaiah 11:6, Pencil Control
- Lesson 2 Tracing Lines & Cutting with Scissors
- Lesson 3 Step-by-Step Drawings
- Lesson 4 Lines in Nature
- Lesson 5 John 10, Coloring & Hand Exercises
- Lesson 6 Geometric Shapes
- Lesson 7 Texture
- Lesson 8 Shapes in Creation
- Lesson 9 Paper Maché Pig
- Lesson 10 Job 38:11, Luke 5:4–6, Psalm 33:7–8, Ocean Animals
- Lesson 11 Organic Shapes
- Lesson 12 Hand Tracing & Step-by-Step Crab
- Lesson 13 Proverbs 4:23, Hearts & Octopus Art
- Lesson 14 Proverbs 6, Insects
- Lesson 15 Patterns & Symmetry
- Lesson 16 Nature Hunt & Step-by-Step Dragonfly
- Lesson 17 Fractal Art
- Lesson 18 Underwater Scene & Sponge Painting
- Lesson 19 Matthew 6, Birds
- Lesson 20 The Color Wheel & Mosaics
- Lesson 21 Psalm 104:24, Color & Step-by-Step Bird
- Lesson 22 Genesis 9:13, Rainbows
- Lesson 23 Psalm 42:1, Forest Animals & Paper Folding
- Lesson 24 Geometric & Organic Forms
- Lesson 25 Hebrews 11:3, Forms & Step-by-Step Hedgehog
- Lesson 26 Turtles
- Lesson 27 Building a Lantern
- Lesson 28 Revelation 5, Colossians 1, Safari Animals
- Lesson 29 Proverbs 16:9, Perspective
- Lesson 30 Size & Step-by-Step Elephant
- Lesson 31 Camouflage
- Lesson 32 Psalm 51:7, Animals & Snow
- Lesson 33 1 Corinthians 10, Storytelling with Art
- Lesson 34 Psalm 8:4, Self Portrait & Step-by-Step Walrus
- Lesson 35 Psalm 19, Aurora Borealis & Our Sky
- Lesson 36 Diorama
- Project Resources
- Answer Key
Customer Reviews
A daily supply list, as well as a lesson-specific supply list, makes preparation simple. Many of the supplies are common things that are found around the house. Activities include a mix of projects, coloring pages, and drawing exercises, offering plenty of variety.
Although we did not use Art Level 1, we have previously used Handwriting: A to Zoo from Master Books, and the art lessons and projects in this curriculum remind me of the style used there. Because of that positive experience, we are looking forward to using Art Level 2 next year!
Think you don’t have time to add one more thing or figure out what you need to make it happen? Well Art Level 2 is only 2 days a week, comes with a list of easy to find supplies needed each week and great instructions to help you teach your kids.
A good way to incorporate art as an elective to your homeschool days.
It is so much more than a coloring book or a book of suggested projects, like many early elementary level art books. It is filled with fun projects that encourage individual creativity and development of artistic skills. The projects are simple and fun, and they require supplies that most homeschool families have already. There are also several memorable projects that could be made into gifts for family members.
I’m delighted to have another level of this series. It fits easily into our homeschool week, especially since it is only scheduled for two lessons per week. It gives the children something fun to look forward to.

