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***UPDATED 9/12/2013*** I love teaching kids about where their food comes from. When I can get my fellow farmers to help me it is even...
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This tablescape was inspired by traditional blue and white porcelain that seems to never go out of style. The earlier versions of white pottery with blue glazed motifs have been found in 9th century present-day Iraq. China began their own renditions in the 14th century and the trend finally caught on in Europe in the 18th century. Can you believe it’s […]
Better understanding your paintbrushes and how to use them is essential to the expression of your creation. Through this reading, explore some exercises to improve your technique with 3 great types of classic brushes!
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Upper elementary classroom tips and ideas with a focus on classroom management, student engagement, & cooperative learning.
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STILL LIFE — Kate Corbett-Winder
Difficulty: Easy Supplies • Acrylic Paints • Brushes Round and flat • Water • Tissue paper
Bring the magic of the Northern Lights into your classroom with this beloved art lesson for kids. Teachers and students worldwide have embraced this creative and accessible project, making it a favorite for winter-themed art.
Only have four poles or jumps? Try these simple exercises at home – especially practical in small arenas or for breaking up a boring indoor winter routine.
excellent idea to keep students from interrupting you when working ...
I really enjoyed this session it opened my eyes to different ways of experimenting with type, on the worksheet the decompose box most enlightened me to how far you can put type, until it unreadable.
