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Art by grade
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Love Ok Go?
Here, they introduce themselves to you in ASL ( American Sign Language)... Can you spell your name in American Sign Language? TRY HERE Visit OK GO's WEBSITE for more of their videos, lessons and outtakes
...or click HERE to see how OK GO created antigravity for their Upside Down and Inside Out video
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this is so cool!!
for curious creators
& future architects
'Falling Water' Frank Lloyd Wright
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The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation held a 6-week program for students in Grades K-12 to explore architecture and design through fun weekly projects inspired by the iconic architect, Frank Lloyd Wright.
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Explore Frank Lloyd Wrights 'Falling Water' in 3D
Fallingwater from Cristóbal Vila on Vimeo.
science & art need each other to work
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The engineers at the James Dyson Foundation have created a free set of 44 engineering & science experiments that use common items you probably have around the house. The card set is in the download here, or you can visit THIS LINK for more information and videos about these fun projects!
Attention artists!
There are many FREE creative opportunities being offered by famous authors, artists, illustrators, filmmakers and others around the world to support your creativity during closures. Seriously not to be missed, once-in-a-lifetime FREE creative opportunities! Ask for your parents permission and help to find more information if something interests you. Find the list of artists HERE.
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MO WILLEMS
one of our most beloved children's book authors and illustrators in the art studio, spent his quarantine weeks recording LUNCH DOODLE SESSIONS! |
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need some art fun? start here!
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Art for Kids Hub is one of the greatest things EVER to happen to You Tube! I can't stop drawing along!
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A few of you have told me about the awesome You Tube channel called Art for Kids Hub.
If you want to learn how to draw some of the coolest things EVER, grab some paper & crayons, and go explore ArtForKidsHub!! You'll be glad you did! |
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out of art supplies?
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GO ON AN ART MATERIAL SCAVENGER HUNT | ||
You don't need a lot of fancy art materials to start creating amazing art at home. You can download the Art Materials List to help you gather your supplies.
Materials in the lists are divided into basic supplies:
(LEVEL 1 Materials, and add-on supplies (LEVEL 2,3,4)
OR you can look for materials to set up individual art studios: DRAWING, PAINTING/PRINTMAKING, COLLAGE, BOOKMAKING, MOVIEMAKING & SCULPTURE
Materials in the lists are divided into basic supplies:
(LEVEL 1 Materials, and add-on supplies (LEVEL 2,3,4)
OR you can look for materials to set up individual art studios: DRAWING, PAINTING/PRINTMAKING, COLLAGE, BOOKMAKING, MOVIEMAKING & SCULPTURE
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Paper Glue Stick Pencil Black Pen/Sharpie Cardboard Eraser Tape Scissors Crayons Recycled Materials: Bottlecaps, String, Wire, Soup Cans, Aluminum Foil, Newspaper 2
Sketch Paper Pad Colored Pencils Watercolor Paints Tempera Paints Colored Paper Heavy Cardstock Q-Tips or Cotton Balls for printing General Paintbrush for painting Recycled Materials: Old Books, Pipe Cleaners, Clothespins, Wood Dowels Air Dry Clay or Play Dough |
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Oil Pastels Modeling Clay Colored Tissue Paper Watercolor Paintbrush Acrylic/Multimedia Paintbrush Multimedia Paper Pad 4
Watercolor Paper Pad Acrylic Paints Acrylic Pens Canvas Paper Pad Tracing Paper Origami Paper Crepe Paper Colored Sharpies Recycled Materials: Big Cardboard Boxes, Fabric |
explore more...
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Take live tours of museums around the world with Google Arts & Culture where you can also
explore famous artworks by color Use Sketchbook Prompts to start creating...
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A note to students & parents... |
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Hello from your online art studio! I look forward to seeing you in our school studio soon, but while you're away from the building, I'm keeping busy collecting a lot of ways for you to explore your creativity from home, including some art lessons and surprises from one of our favorite bands in the art room, Ok Go!
There's a lot of creating you can do at home and it's a guaranteed way to bust boredom! Some of the activities I'll be posting include creating story scenery, making books, and even creating stop-motion movies! The links all over the website will take you to fun video tutorials and awesome apps & games that your parents can help you download to take your creativity to the next level.
Just because you're hanging out at home doesn't mean you can't explore the world using Google Earth. Check out the link to Google's Arts and Culture page to take a virtual walk through museums around the world, and even view famous artworks on your own wall using your phone or ipad!
Have fun getting artsy at home! I'll see you in the art studio soon!
Sincerely,
Ms. D
There's a lot of creating you can do at home and it's a guaranteed way to bust boredom! Some of the activities I'll be posting include creating story scenery, making books, and even creating stop-motion movies! The links all over the website will take you to fun video tutorials and awesome apps & games that your parents can help you download to take your creativity to the next level.
Just because you're hanging out at home doesn't mean you can't explore the world using Google Earth. Check out the link to Google's Arts and Culture page to take a virtual walk through museums around the world, and even view famous artworks on your own wall using your phone or ipad!
Have fun getting artsy at home! I'll see you in the art studio soon!
Sincerely,
Ms. D
A few other creative spaces to explore...
Lesson Plans:
- Springville Museum of Art: Springville has been hosting Evening 4 Educators and compiling lesson plans for years. These are tailored to our Utah core standards. There are a lot of great ideas here that could be adapted.
- Utah Museum of Fine Art: UMFA has a wide range of lesson plans available, which include handouts and other resources.
- Metropolitan Museum of Art Lesson Plans: This website has around 30 lesson plans based around themes or specific works of art. Each lesson plan has goals, objectives, connections to the core, activities, and references to specific works of art.
- TEDEd Visual Arts Lessons Page: TedEd can help you build lessons around videos. If you go to this page, there are tons of fabulous videos, not just ted talks but from all over, that you could use to highlight different artists and art styles.
- Nasco: Nasco has developed lesson plans for all levels. Most of these lesson plans are intended to be taught in the classroom, but they could possibly be easily adapted to fit online needs.
- BYU BTSALP: Integrated Visual Art lessons geared towards Elementary grades. The lessons can be downloaded and shared easily. They have standards listed for both Visual Art and the Core subject being integrated. They have easy-to-follow directions with images that could be implemented by a parent.
- Beverley Taylor Sorenson Arts Learning Program: Integrated Visual Art lesson plans geared towards Elementary grades.
- Advancing ARTS Leadership: Visual Art vocabulary, basic drawing skills, and lesson plans for Elementary Visual Art.