These Native American Landscape projects allow your students to explore different artmaking techniques of creating texture with a cross-curricular lesson that celebrates Native American Heritage Month and explores the artwork of Native American artist Mateo Romero.   This project is designed for 2nd-5th grade students & can be easily adapted for middle school. 

This student-favorite project is highly engaging, multi-disciplinary and includes multiple student-friendly techniques to create textured artwork.  This project works well for Native American Heritage Month (November), a landscape artist study, or anytime of the year. 

This resource is in a PDF file and contains 17 pages. It includes: 

• Cross-curricular lesson with detailed instructions and photos for 3 projects
• Suggestions for project & material variations
• Cross-curricular and literacy connections
• Information on contemporary Native American artist Mateo Romero
• Native American Heritage Month facts
• Guide to creating texture
• National Core Arts Standards and TEKS (Texas) for 2nd-5th grades

This lesson allows you to use inexpensive everyday household items for students to create magnificent textured artwork to celebrate Native American Heritage Month. 

This lesson includes TEKS (if you are in Texas) and National Core Arts Standards for 2nd-5th grades.

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