This document provides instructions for painting rocks as an art project. It lists supplies needed like rocks, paint, markers, and sealer. It describes painting the rocks with markers or paint and optionally sealing them. It encourages taking photos and sharing the painted rocks by hiding them or giving them to others. Examples of painted rocks are shown and the teacher provides their email for students to share photos of their creations.
2. Possible Supplies for this project…
Rocks
Sharpies/Permanent markers
Paints (Acrylic if have it)
Paint pens
Sealer if you want to seal
them (mod podge or spray
sealer, watered down glue)
Brushes
Toothpicks(work for painting
details)
Pencil if you want to sketch
first
3. 1. Paint or Color Rocks…
Paint or color your rock with sharpies/permanent markers.
4. 2. Spray or Coat with Sealer if you would like to…
You can spray or coat
your rock with a sealer if
you would like to.
Spray sealer, definitely
ask an adult for help.
Brush on modge podge
or watered down glue if
have any.
5. 3. Take a picture of your work…
If possible, take a picture
of your work with a
camera.
iPad
Tablet
Phone
Camera
You can send to me if
you wish.
I would love to see your
creations
Ask permission to use
those devices and
equipment.
6. 4. Optional share your work…
If you would like to hide
your rocks on a walk,
give to a friend or place
into a flower pot, you
certainly may.
The possibilties are
endless and you may
brighten someone’s day
in doing so!
7. Some More Examples of Mrs. J’s…
Here are
some more of
my examples
for you.
9. Your turn to create! Have fun!
If you want to email me a picture of your work, my email address is:
sjensen@ccsd.k12.ia.us
You can also email me for your pin# to upload to your artsonia account.
Below is the guest teacher. LOL!
