Links
for Students and Elementary Art Teachers
Links
for Students and Elementary Art Teachers | Living
Color an Australian Museum Website about color |
 Art
Detective Web SiteAn engaging art activity, where students become art detectives to figure out who painted granpa's painting. |
Visit
the Children's Museum of Indianapolis Visit the Children's Museum of Indianapolis to learn about art and science and much more. |
 The
Getty Museum Site for KidsA very comprehensive site for students, parents and art educators. Includes activities, lessons, image galleries, and much more. |
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Lifetime of Color (from Sanford) Study art, create art, play art games and more. |
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Web Adventure The National Museum of Wildlife Art provides a place for students to learn about pests, aquatic science, dentistry and more! |
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Art
Resources in Teaching A not-for-profit organization which brings visual arts education into Chicago’s elementary school classrooms. The A.R.T. method of teaching emphasizes observation, discussion, writing and hands-on art making experiences. |
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A not-for-profit organization dedicated to advancing the arts in America.
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The
Kennedy Center ArtsEdge This site provides art educators with teaching materials, news, information and resources. Its mission centers around using technology to contribute to the field of arts education. |
 Drawing
in One-Point PerspectiveA great hands-on tutorial for students, interactive and instructive. Students are asked to demonstrate understanding of perspective and get immediate feedback to their answers. |
 Fine
Arts Museums of San FranciscoThis site has a searchable index of over 82,000 images. The rationale for making the images available to the public via the Internet is because the Museum is unable to show less than 5% of it collection at any time and it wishes to make its art available to the public. |
Destination:
Modern Art |
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 Color
MattersA comprehensive site dedicated to color. Read about color as it relates to the brain, the body, our vision, our world, science, computers, design, and much more. Interact by taking a color survey. |
 The
Smithsonian American Art MuseumLinks for teachers and students will help you to tour the Smithsonian American Art Museum. |
 How
Does Art Tell Stories? This site, from the Seattle Art Museum, asks children to explore pictures and earn candy on their way. Be sure to explore other kids' topics here: Explore Korea (Visiting Grandfather's House), Impressionism Painting, Egyptian Wigs, and Porcelain Hunt. |
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Art Teacher's Connection This site, created by an elementary art teacher in Arizona, helps art teachers and art students find resources, images, internet art lessons and provides helpful tips on how to integrate computer technology into a visual arts curriculum. |
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a Case for the Fourth "R" (ART!) "Reading and ’riting and ’rithmetic and ’rt (art)? Many school districts are strengthening the art components of their curricula in light of new research on the benefits of arts education." Read this article about how how the arts can engage students who may lack interest in other classes, and how many states are subscribing to this belief with a firm committment to arts education. Many hyperlinks to more research on this timely topic. |
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Student Resources for Art by Ms. Halim
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