Are you looking for ways to enjoy art with your children as you homeschool or teach online? If so, this is the blog for you!
Since so many are homeschooling or teaching online at this time, I’m making some changes to better help you engage your children’s minds, hearts, and hands in learning about art and make connections from it to other subjects.
Each post will typically be part of a series of 4, all relating to one artist or art movement.
This is what you can expect from each series:
Post 1 will engage your children’s minds in art appreciation activities. This post will include background information with pictures and links for you. Then I’ll give you some kid-friendly activities to introduce the artist’s work to your children. I’ll also include ideas to help you make connections to other subjects you are studying or how to use the art as an attention-grabber to introduce new topics in other areas of your curriculum.
Post 2 will engage your children’s hearts in a kid-friendly devotion based on the artwork
Post 3 will engage younger children’s hands in an art activity based on the artwork
Post 4 will engage older children’s hands in an art activity based on the artwork
Whether you’re homeschooling or teaching online, I hope this new format will help you with games, lessons, and activities to engage your children’s minds, hearts, and hands in learning about and enjoying art.
The first series will begin this Friday, September 18th with Artists Who Painted Light, and feature Jasper Cropsey.
So be sure to sign up to receive these posts in your inbox and share with others who are looking for ways to enjoy art with their children.
Molly and I are looking forward to helping you and your children enjoy great art and your own creativity this fall!
So excited for this!! Love you, Kathy
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Thank you, Beth! I hope it will be helpful!
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How wonderful!! Can’t wait to incorporate these into our homeschooling days! Thank you so much 😊
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Thank you, Alicia! Have you started homeschooling yet? I hope you’ll post some photos showing how it’s going. I can’t believe it’s been so long since you used to help me in the art room. You were a terrific helper and the kids loved you, so I know you’ll do a wonderful job homeschooling your boys!! Thanks so much for following me. There will probably be some bugs to work out of this format, but I hope these will be helpful to you! Love to you and all your family!
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What a great idea, Kathy, to reach out to homeschoolers and e-learners during this alternative time of education.
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Thank you, Becky! I am hoping this format will combine some of my former features, but be more helpful to those homeschooling or teaching online!
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Hi. I think you are doing a wonderful thing for all who will be struggling for lessons and ideas.
Love you.
Randy
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Thank you, Randy! I really appreciate your encouragement! Love you, too!
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