OUR PURPOSE
Free creative resources.
More ways to take part.
LearningOAR offers free inclusive art and learning activities for elementary learners, including learners with disabilities and additional support needs. Teachers, teaching assistants, homeschoolers and families are all welcome.
What you can download
Choose from six original activities: Shape garden, Line adventures, Pattern studio, Paper neighborhood, Texture explorer and My art plan.
Each includes one page of educator notes and two activity pages, in US Letter and A4. Download activities individually or get an 18-page collection: 14 free PDF files in total, with no signup.
Make the activity your own
We build activities around open-ended making, clear starting points and flexible participation. There is no single finished result to reproduce. Every resource includes practical educator notes and adaptation options.
This initial collection is designed for approximately ages 5–11. Choose by interests, preferences and access needs, and use materials in an age-respectful way. Resources support creative classroom activities; they are not clinical assessments or treatment programmes.
Free to use. Simple to share.
All resources on this site are free. You may print, copy, share and adapt the original worksheets for classroom and home use. Please retain the LearningOAR.com attribution when sharing copies. Do not sell the unmodified resources or imply endorsement by the sponsor.
Privacy
This site has no accounts, signup forms, advertising trackers or student data collection. Search and filters run in your browser without storing your choices. The hosting provider may process ordinary request logs to serve the site. Follow your school’s policies when sharing student artwork.
Accessibility & access
The website supports keyboard navigation, visible focus, labelled filters, readable contrast and small screens. Educator instructions are available as HTML on every activity page, alongside image descriptions.
PDFs use clear outlines, large activity areas and selectable text, but are not fully tagged for screen readers. Use the activity page’s HTML instructions with a partner or the learner’s usual access tools. Choose direct drawing, pre-cut shapes or partner-assisted making when helpful.
Download & print help
- Open an activity and choose US Letter or A4 to match your paper.
- If the PDF opens in a browser, use its download or print control. A PDF reader is enough; there is no account requirement within the site.
- Print at 100% in portrait orientation. If edges clip, use “Fit to printable area.” Black-and-white printing is supported.
- Print only the activity page you want. Each individual PDF includes educator notes on page 1.