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This site has several art projects including stained glass for grades 3-12, learning primary colors, murals, collages, etc. Instructions and lists of materials are included. |
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Art Activities lesson plans for grades K-12 categorized by grade level and theme Art History Music New Lesson Plans |
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Michael Irvin,a professional illustrator / graphic designer has created this web site targeted towards students who might be interested in a career in illustration. The site presents the information in a fun and colorful way and is written on approx. an 8th grade level. Students can learn what it takes to be an illustrator and Mike gives them links of other illustrators to explore along with links and suggestions on researching a career in this field. | ||
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The author of this site examines
historical information concerning Navajo weaving and offera a more humanistic view of the
creation of these beautiful blankets. The web site also has several units of study in both
culture and art education. With a few modifications, these suggested lessons can be
applicable to anyone regardless of age, gender, faith or culture. -from the Introduction |
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The Bison and the Plains Indians curriculum tells the story of the American bison and how it relates to the history of the American West.The lessons are multidisciplinary in scope and the subject areas included are art, science, mathematics, social studies and language arts. To access all activities and lessons, you can download the curriculum. In the major art lesson, Art and the Preservation of the Bison, the student will learn about the preservation of the bison and the role of artists in raising awareness for the preservation of the bison. Lessons are written for elementary to middle school students. -from the Bison and Plains Indians Curriculum home page | ||
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The Pathways curriculum consists of ten themes with a lesson in each theme. The authors have attempted to develop a new respect for the power of art and aesthetics to motivate a deeper understanding of nature and the origins of environmental difficulties. The entire curriculum can be downloaded from the site. -from letter to the teacher | ||
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These simple art projects allow students to create items used by Alaska's Native population. These lessons would work well with a curriculum or lesson on the Arctic, Alaska or Native American people. Learn how to make an Eskimo Parka, Eskimo Yo-Yo, and An Aleut Visor. | ||
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"Our Place in the World: An Inquiry-based Thematic Curriculum Resource is the first of ten curriculum units, together called Stories of Art, developed for elementary and secondary teachers by Dr. Mary Erickson, Professor of art education at Arizona State University, Tempe." -from Our Place in the World home Page | ||
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Lesson plans for the arts classified by grade level. | ||
| Ben Gonzales teaches students how to make a snake paper sculpture. Easy to follow directions. | |||
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This site was developed by Tom
March of Pacific Bell - Knowledge Network Explorer. The rationale for the devleopment of
this site: Using the art resources on the web Relating art to the standards Using art education to promote higher level thinking This site presents a curriculum for all levels of art students. |
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What is an "@rt sparker?" It's an idea that excites the synaptic nerves in your brain and stirs your imagination. It's like the ignition in an internal-combustion engine. It's the thing that gets you going on making art. -from the main artsparkers page | ||
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Last Updated: April 26, 2000 Questions or Comments? Please e-mail Melani Bendfeldt |
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