Summary
A friendly, follow-along art activity: Tate Kids shows how to make land art made with your body outdoors, one clear step at a time. Pause and rewind so a whole class can keep up, and let every artist put their own spin on it. Free on the official Tate Kids YouTube channel from Tate, the UK's national art museums (5 min).
Viewer safety
All ages
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Teaching resources
Discussion questions
Discussion
Make it together, then talk about the choices you made.
- What was the first step, and what materials did you need to make land art made with your body outdoors?
- Which step was trickiest, and what helped you get it right?
- How is your version different from the one in the video, or from a classmate's?
- What would you change or add if you made it again?
Quick work-a-long
Art words: materials, shape, texture, design, detail.
Try it: 1) Follow along and make land art made with your body outdoors. 2) Make a second version and change one thing -- a colour, a material, or the size -- to make it your own.