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Turner, Dianne – Arts & Activities, 2009
Animals have always been close to the heart of humankind. They appear in the earliest imagery as the very first subjects of art. Household pets are a fixture for many a family. This is true in art as well. In shifting the balance away from animals as pure symbols, the Impressionists identified them as members of the household. One of the most…
Descriptors: Animals, Artists, Art Activities, Art Education
Compton, June – Arts & Activities, 2009
In this article, the author describes a lesson he created for his second-grade classes which was inspired by the children's book, "Why is Blue Dog Blue?", by George Rodrigue. In this lesson, the students make associations between places, food and events to determine the color of their dogs. (Contains 3 resources.)
Descriptors: Color, Art Activities, Art Expression, Childrens Art