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| Homeschool Curriculum |
| 1st Grade Home Art |
| How Great Thou Art: The Lambs Book of Art This delightful introduction to art for ages 8 to 13 covers color cartooning, lettering, creative writing, and more in a one year showing each step, comprehension questions, and room to practice and explore! Each chapter's work can be done directly This delightful introduction to art for ages 8 to 13 covers color in the book, which includes a sketchbook in back of the text. book, and five new marker cards with instructions are included as well. 87 Lessons, Ages 8 and up. Reproducible for "in home" use only. Softcover, revised edition. |
My Personal Review:
Yes we have a "CraftyClassroom" already, and art is ingrained throughout all of our learning,
but I picked up this book because I wanted to make sure that my children were being
educated in the "logistics" of art as well. We're very familiar with the Series of books, as In
our Kindergarten year my daughter loved, "Little Annies Art Book of Ettiquete and Good
Manners." I'm really excited for them to explore all of the different topics in this book, and I
plan on expanding on many of them, using and reinforcing the weeks lesson as a guideline
for what kids of techniques to explore! You can check out the first couple of lessons here.
Yes we have a "CraftyClassroom" already, and art is ingrained throughout all of our learning,
but I picked up this book because I wanted to make sure that my children were being
educated in the "logistics" of art as well. We're very familiar with the Series of books, as In
our Kindergarten year my daughter loved, "Little Annies Art Book of Ettiquete and Good
Manners." I'm really excited for them to explore all of the different topics in this book, and I
plan on expanding on many of them, using and reinforcing the weeks lesson as a guideline
for what kids of techniques to explore! You can check out the first couple of lessons here.
| How to Teach Art to Children How to Teach Art to Children has it all-background information, literature resources, and concise step-by-step directions for 96 art projects that will help your students learn about the elements of art and then use the elements in the styles of famous artists. This book is divided into two parts: * Part one: Learning about the elements of art * Part two: Using the elements of art Teacher information pages provide: * a definition of each art element * a list of literature references * fine art examples that demonstrate the element * easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions * a complete list of materials needed * reproducible patterns |
My Personal Review:
Yes we have a "CraftyClassroom" already, and art is ingrained throughout all of our learning,
but I picked up this book because I wanted to make sure that my children were being
educated in the "logistics" of art as well. We're very familiar with the Series of books, as In
our Kindergarten year my daughter loved, "Little Annies Art Book of Ettiquete and Good
Manners." I'm really excited for them to explore all of the different topics in this book, and I
plan on expanding on many of them, using and reinforcing the weeks lesson as a guideline
for what kids of techniques to explore! You can check out the first couple of lessons here.
Yes we have a "CraftyClassroom" already, and art is ingrained throughout all of our learning,
but I picked up this book because I wanted to make sure that my children were being
educated in the "logistics" of art as well. We're very familiar with the Series of books, as In
our Kindergarten year my daughter loved, "Little Annies Art Book of Ettiquete and Good
Manners." I'm really excited for them to explore all of the different topics in this book, and I
plan on expanding on many of them, using and reinforcing the weeks lesson as a guideline
for what kids of techniques to explore! You can check out the first couple of lessons here.