Complete supply list for Art Projects K4: scissors, crayons, glue, pencil, stapler, tape, hole punch, newspaper to cover surface, 2 large googly eyes, brown feathers, washable paints in red/yellow/pink/brown, 2 paper lunch bags, cotton balls, white paper plates, tissue paper in red/yellow, white facial tissue, 12x18" construction paper in green/fall colors, paper fasteners, black chenille stem, small pompoms in pink/black, black yarn, felt in pink/white, glitter or glitter glue in white/gold, broom straw, mini marshmallows, white chalk, 4 narrow craft sticks, ribbon, 2 business envelopes, washable ink stamp pads, 2 clothespins, 2 paper cupcake liners, sunflower seeds, small photo of self.
Abeka Art Projects K4 (Unbound)
SKU
006773
ISBN
9780000164032
Grade K
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Charlotte Mason
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Kinesthetic/Tactile (Hands-On)
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Publisher's Description of Abeka Art Projects K4 (Unbound)
Start developing your child's creativity early! This book provides thirty-six art projects that range from making a puppet to putting together a valentine's door hanger. Your child will enjoy these fun-filled projects all year long while developing foundational skills including cutting, drawing, gluing, and coloring. The instructions are clear and easy to follow, and the Plan-Ahead list of supplies will help you reduce preparation time. Skip tearing out your students' pages needed for the day with these shrink-wrapped, loose-leaf pages in this unbound version.
Category Description for Abeka Art Curriculum
With clear instructions for the teacher, even a
not-too-artsy parent can work through an Abeka art lesson in 25-30 minutes a week. A
year-at-a-glance schedule and the scope & sequence lay out what you can
expect for the school year. Teacher tips and plan-ahead supply lists make this
program very user-friendly. Teacher help and student pages are all in one
convenient book. Art concepts or techniques are clearly defined at the
beginning of each lesson.
Child Art for 2s and 3s consist of large pages with simple activities to teach children foundational art concepts like shapes and colors, following directions, developing eye-hand coordination at 2 and adding seasonal and patriotic themes, religious art, health, safety and science pictures at 3. In the younger Art Projects for grades K-3, projects are more of the cut & paste crafty projects, with some basics on the color wheel. The holiday and seasonal pages are especially fun! In Art ABC for grades 4-6, the focus of the lessons is basic drawing techniques, painting, color concepts and perspective. Extended projects are included. Watercolor Step-by-Step is designed to help the beginner understand basic watercolor tools and techniques. Lessons incorporate drawing, art history and observation. Lessons are short with step-by-step instructions and color photos.
Details
| Product Format: | Paperback |
|---|---|
| Grade: | K |
| Brand: | Abeka |
| ISBN: | 9780000164032 |
| Length in Inches: | 12 |
| Width in Inches: | 8.875 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.375 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.15 |
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