Christmas art projects emphasizing creativity and freedom of material and color. Projects require no patterns and little expense. (AP)

Various ways of making Christmas trees, wreaths, cards, gifts, and ornaments. Suitable for elementary students. (AP)

Classroom teachers are in a unique position to help children develop an aesthetic awareness. Suggestions for an art appreciation program and materials are discussed. (MT)

Article described G. A. M. E., a center which provides in-depth art, media, and museum experiences related to curricula in participating schools. (Author/RK)

Should you have an artist in residence in your school? Yes! Here's how you go about it, what a visiting artist does, and why he is so valuable to you and your kids. (Editor)

Suggestions for activities in music and the other arts, and a rationale for the inclusion of these activities at the kindergarten level. (SP)

Suggests various methods that can be used to teach children to emphasize color and motion in painting. (RB)

Twenty-four paper craft projects for elementary school children. (CM)

Presents a short guide with diagrams for making basic stitches, and examples of stitching produced by children of lower and upper grade levels. (SS)

One of the nicest things about being a student in a class in creativity is in always being "right." The completed creation, the imaginative response, is always a "right answer." Article discussed creative projects and how to develop them while developing an imaginative exploration. (Author/RK)

Eight color pages and 13 projects of art and crafts, none of which requires expensive materials or complicated processes. (Editor/RK)

Art lessons can teach concepts and develop students' self-confidence when they are encouraged to discuss their work. Activities and suggested questions are offered. (DF)

Discusses how creative elementary teachers can recognize things that would be exciting for the people they are trying to guide. (GB)

Included are: a discussion of the need for aesthetic education, instructional packages available, suggested teaching methods, and classroom practices. (SP)