- Here is an interesting lesson. It involves using
ClarisWorks Paint
to create tessellation's. Suzanne Alejandre from Math Forum gives very
clear directions for each step. It will work with any paint-program, not
just ClarisWorks.
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- Instructions and diagrams for various projects using the beautiful
art of origami are available at
Joseph Wu's Origami Page.
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- Explore Leonard da Vinci
and find the creations of one of the most famous painters of the Italian
Renaissance. Find out not only about his paintings but also about
his experiments and inventions.
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- The Refrigerator hosts a
weekly art contest for kids 18 and under. The top 5 contestants'
work is posted on this site with the winner's being posted at the top of
their Web page for a week.
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- Visit
Michael's Kids Club to find a variety of projects (more are available
in the Kids Club Newsletter) and images to show the steps toward each
project.
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- In the photo essays of the
National
Gallery of Art's West Building, you'll view comparative images
that demonstrate the many ways, some subtle, some obvious, in which the
National Gallery's West Building--and the environment that surrounds
it--have changed through the years.
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A to Z Kid's Stuff
contains great recipes for everything from goop to peanut butter
playdough. Their
Rainy Day page also has some cool activities for children.
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Kinderart lists several free art lesson plans.
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Edhound will be a great resource for lists of links on the subject of
art.
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Looney Tunes
cartoon school shows how studios make cartoons. Students will learn
how much work actually goes into making a cartoon.
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Just for Kids Who Love Books is a great site to find a listing of
children's books. It includes information about the author as well as
great links for each book you click on.
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