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Watercolor is a craft that often goes unnoticed. However, its painterly, fluid lines have an elegance that takes years to excel in. The Florida Watercolor Society’s 54th annual exhibition, aptly titled To Catch a Dream, brings together a collection of photorealistic and abstract works that highlight photorealistic scenes and abstract and expressive work. The Florida Watercolor Society…
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Nothing teaches about texture and the letter R then this little mini raindrop painting. Teach children about watercolor, using water and paint to create a watercolor drip painting that illustrates color and texture and The Elements of Art. Watercolor Painting#Art#Texture#Color#Elements of Art#Wet painting#Drip Painting#Early Childhood Education#Art Education!
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Helping students explore geometric shapes and color is an exercise in color blocking and painting with scissors. Henri Matisse taught us that collage is another form of painting with scissors. elements of Art#Color Theory#Principles of Design#Early Childhood Art#Q is for Quilt#Art Education!
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Pizza by the slice is a great way to try three-dimensional arts and crafts – painting with texture. All you need is a paper plate, chubby markers, and straw for cheese. Have fun, make art, make pizza! Arts and crafts#pizza#pre-k fun#early childhood art!
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Exploring the color orange is a great color mixing activity for kids to learn how to make the color orange. Mixing acrylic, tempera, or watercolor paint to combine red and yellow into different shades of red then apply to a pumpkin template. Cut out, glue on a background and add colorful tissue paper shapes to…
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Paper plates, dot markers, tissue, paper, glue and scissors are all you need to transform these everyday materials into a jellyfish, Art#preschool art#literacy#arts and crafts!
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Early childhood teachers can reinforce the alphabet with this easy ice cream craft. Construction paper , scissors, glitter markers, and glue is all you need to illustrate this easy exercise in literacy and math skills. Shape#Literacy#literacy activities#early essential elements#end of summer!
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There is no other way to express the Elements of Art in early childhood education classrooms, then illustrating the Elements of Art. Shape, color, and texture are all important Elements of Art. Paint shapes, cut, and glue them on paper as an exploration of all these things, similar to the modern textile style of art…
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