I am always on the lookout for inspiration regarding lesson plans. Let's be real: sometimes I just straight up "jack" the idea and maybe tweak a few things here and there and make it my own. I guess jack wouldn't be a good term considering that when people are posting their ideas online, they have an understanding that other people will take and use their ideas.
There are some ideas that I wish I would have thought of, I will say that much.
That said, if you know of any amazing sites with really cool ideas, please link them in the comments so I can check them out. There are just some days when I can't bear to teach another Van Gogh Starry Night project, or cut another Henri Matisse collage without wanting to tear my hair out.
Whew.
And, scene.
The Gustav Klimt-inspired artwork above was created by a fifth grader.
Thanks for the tip about the art education resource guide. I've added it to my 'favorite resources' and look forward to exploring the site...
ReplyDeletePS: The artwork is fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nancie Kay! Don't forget to follow Modern Art 4 Kids.
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog thru Paintedpaper. Great lessons. I would like to list you on my blog, if that is o.k.? I also do alot of art history related lessons and am always looking for new ideas. Thanks for sharing your creativity!
ReplyDeleteEdna from DoArt!
I agree I sometimes see ideas and think how wonderful sharing ideas is. Have a nice summer. Of course Van Gogh's sunflowers will certainly show up all over the place come September.
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