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Jones, Allan; Gorney, Janifer – 1976
These learning activities are designed for use in the classroom or at home when activities for special moments are needed. They can be introduced with a minimum amount of preparation and materials and a maximum amount of success. They are intended to give children a learning experience that is fun while developing imagination and creative…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Creative Activities, Creative Thinking, Creative Writing
Hill, Wilhelmina; Mackintosh, Helen K.; Randall, Arne – Office of Education, US Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, 1954
This bulletin has been prepared to help teachers and parents understand the contribution of creative expression in the all-around development of children. In order to achieve balance among the various learning activities, a school program needs to give appropriate emphasis to the creative arts. Because all the arts are closely related, a broader,…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Art Activities, Creative Activities, Creativity
Jones, Allan; Gorney, Janifer – 1981
Activities intended to encourage creative expression in all areas of the K-6 curriculum are presented for use by parents and teachers. Language and visual arts activities are emphasized and are integrated with the areas of social science, mathematics, science, self-esteem, and values clarification. The amount of materials needed and the…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Creative Activities, Creative Writing, Elementary Education
Office of Educational Research and Improvement (ED), Washington, DC. – 1996
This document consists of 10 one-page sets of guidelines developed by the Family Involvement Partnership for Learning to assist parents in facilitating their children's elementary school success. The topics addressed in the guidelines include: (1) preparing children for school attendance; (2) safety while traveling to and from school; (3)…
Descriptors: Art Activities, Child Health, Child Responsibility, Children