5 Art Appreciation Lessons for Summer Learning - Melissa & Doug Blog This summer learning art lesson is provided by Guest Blogger Katie Heap of Live Craft Eat. When school is out for the summer, it becomes the perfect opportunity for children to continue learning within the walls of their own home! While your child may have had lessons on various topics during the school year, art is one subject that is sure to be enjoyed even during his summer vacation. So help your child tap into his creative side this summer with these 5 different art-inspired projects. The purpose of these summer learning projects is to not only help your child practice his artistic skills, but to also introduce him to basic principles of art and art history, as well as to help him familiarize himself with several art mediums. Lesson #1: Color Mixing Color Mixing is one of the basic skills needed in many art mediums – especially painting. Before we begin, here are a few terms that are helpful when mixing colors: “Primary Colors” are the 3 main colors needed to create all others. 1. 2.
Fiches artistes Par bout de gomme le 5 Janvier 2014 à 20:21 Voici les fiches artistes de Keith Haring Artiste très apprécié par les élèves et par les enseignants . Très facile à travailler, à observer ...bref que du bonheur en arts-plastiques. Un grand merci à Sandra pour cette contribution, j'y ai ajouté une fiche et les coloriages ...ça remonte à aout 2012 ! Je vais ( avec notre Coralie : merci pour tes idées !!! Nous observerons tout d'abord les oeuvres de Keith Haring ( sur le TBI , j'ai de la chance , hein !!! En expression corporelle : travailler les positions des oeuvres corporellement , prendre en photo, imprimer à la photocopieuse les photos ( peindre, encrer les photos ( photocopies ) , travailler les contours des sihouettes aux feutres noirs ) ,prendre des grands affiches , du papier journal , des cartons et entourer les silhouettes de chacun ( à faire par groupe de 2 ou 3 ) ...puis découper les silhouettes , les peindre ...etc décorer un couloir , une grande salle ....
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Insecula.com Teaching Watercolours to Children Experience the true magic of watercolour by letting children experiment with ways of introducing texture to a painting. What it will teach This project will help master the crucial skill of watching paint dry… and thereby teach when to apply more paint and how much water to use! The project also offers the opportunity to consider ways of applying the paint, and the effect that layering paint has on the texture and colour of a finished piece. What you need I am always upset to see youthful enthusiasm thwarted by a lack of success due to the use of poor-quality art materials. Watercolour paint – tubes are best; choose 3-5 colours that they like.An old toothbrushSaltMasking fluid Mapping pen What to do 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.) 5.) Adapting the Project Younger children might enjoy using a wax crayon to draw the dandelion clocks instead. If you are painting with younger children, watch what they do – as yet unbounded by the restraints imposed by growing up, they are a constant source of inspiration!
Fiches d'identité 05/01/17 ajout d'une nouvelles cartes art du visuel : Alexej von Jawlensky, Victor Jupurrula Ross, Edgar Degas, Joan Miro, Rembrandt, William Morris (Merci à Boubou !) art du son : Franz liszt (merci à Damdoud ! ) Dans ce nouvel article, vous trouverez des fiches d'identités d'artistes concernant tous les domaines de l'histoire de l'art. Merci à Célyne qui m'a envoyé tous ces documents que j'ai légèrement remis en page pour que cela soit dans la lignée de ce que l'on trouve chez d'autres eklaprofs : Marevann, Charivari à l'école, Lutin bazar, Loustics, La classe de define, La classe de cecile, Chez pepine, Aliaslili Les arts du visuel : Le fichier : !!!!!! Nouvelle contribution (merci Clémence !!) Nouvelles contributions (merci Boubou !!) Alexej von Jawlensky Victor Jupurrula Ross Edgar Degas Joan Miro Rembrandt William Morris 12/08/17 : merci à Anne pour sa contribution !! Cabanel Merci à Sylvie pour sa contribution : Pierre Albasser Les arts du langage : Fiche d'identité : Cabu et Maurice Fombeure
Léonard de Vinci expliqué aux enfants | 1jour1actu 8 janvier 2013 à 13:21 | par La rédac´ 29 29 commentaires Articles du dossier Articles de la même rubrique Version imprimable de l'article Partager Partager sur les réseaux sociaux Le web documentaire du mois Au milieu du 15e siècle, un homme extraordinaire apparaît dans l’univers des arts. C’est Léonard de Vinci. Cette capture d'écran est extraite du cédérom Mobiclic (© Milan Presse/ Prisca Baverey) 1 janvier 2013 Léonard de Vinci, un génie ! Tu as certainement déjà entendu le nom de Léonard de Vinci. En t'identifiant sur le site, tu pourras accéder aux éléments suivants : Ajout des commentaires Si tu es abonné au magazine, tu pourras accéder aux éléments suivants : Texte du dossier
Site officiel du musée du Louvre Kids Artists Made by Nikki, 11 years old Rene Magritte is born in 1898 in Belgium. When Magritte is 13 years old, his mother commits suicide. She jumps in the river Samber and is found with her dress covering her face. In 1924 Magritte became friends with members of a surrealism group in Brussels: André Breton, Joan Miró and Salvador Dalí. Magritte gave his paintings a realistic effect of surrealism. One of Magritte's most famous works is "La Trahison des Images" (The Treachery of Images). By putting us constantly on the wrong track, Magritte forces us to think about art. Nikki working on her version of Magritte You need: drawing sheets A3 sizebrushes and water containersold newspaperstempera paint(black markers)Show Magritte's work and talk about surrealism. Made by Kiki, 11 years old Children sketch a portrait, just like Magritte did. Made by Jetse, 12 years old