This post contains affiliate links. Read my entire disclosure policy here. Artist Study of the Month Since Michelangelo’s birthday is…
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Fine Arts
Grandma Moses
Grandma Moses, more formally known as Anna Mary Robertson Moses, was a folk artist of the early 1900’s who didn’t…
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Clay Illustration
Art and Literature Connection Have You Seen Birds? by Barbara Reid is a fantastic book from which to pull…
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Positive Negative Symmetry Art
Enjoy this easy symmetry art activity that doubles as a math lesson! An art lesson that promotes mathematical thinking –…
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Self-portraits
Personally, I think self-portraits (or any human figure for that matter) are very h-a-r-d to draw. We have tackled self-portraits…
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Fun with Leaves
I {heart} Pinterest! Seriously. It may very well be the greatest invention on the planet. Okay, the greatest recent invention….
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Expo Competition Night
School has been out since the end of April, meaning all the school-related posts that I’ll be publishing soon are…
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If You Give a Girl a Needle
She might design a purse! Because of our Charlotte Mason style homeschool, I’ve encouraged handicrafts such as sewing, crocheting and…
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4-H Sewing Class and County Fair News
I LOVE 4-H! We have awesome extension agents and helpers who are very serious about helping kids learn! Mahayla was…
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Henri Matisse Resources
We spent much of our month with Matisse completing art with scissors since Matisse’s later works were often collages or…
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Johannes Brahms Resources
Johannes Brahms Composer Study Resources
March Wind with Preschoolers
This was a fun little activity Eli and I did as we talked about March winds. It’s super simple, too. …
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