Art is one of the earliest forms of communication. It is through the process of art-making that we gain an understanding of oneself, communicate ideas that raise awareness of a cause, document history, or have a voice in a global conversation. Join us for an engaging webinar as our...
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Consider a challenge or change that you experienced during the past year. Create a Challenge and Change story that expresses the emotions you felt. Consider how over several generations, historic events have changed the way people work, celebrate, and learn. Capture this moment so you can...
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Artists communicate messages through the use of composition, colors, patterns, and symbols. Respond to these questions to reveal the artist’s intent and the messages the art conveys. How can students use their visual voice to convey messages that spark positive change? Explore this question and...
Crayola Student Thinking Sheet_SEEK the Artist's Intent.pdf
Join the Crayola Education Team and our Special Guests as we discuss Reimaging Back-to-School in a new normal. SPECIAL GUEST EXPERTS Mario Rossero Executive Director National Art Education Association Sharon Defelice Director, Innovation & Consumer Insights ...
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Join Crayola and Follett to hear insights from special guest author/illustrator of The Dot , Peter Reynolds . Get practical tips on storytelling and the connections between art and literacy. Special Guests: Peter H. Reynolds, Author/Illustrator of The Dot Cheri...
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Remember Our Veterans Investigate the roles brave men and women have played in your nation's history as you learn about patriotic holidays. SUPPLIES NEEDED Brushes Cup Or Bottle Paper Towels Recycled Material Washable Fine Line Markers ...
In today’s classrooms, educators inspire future technological and social innovators, artists, and policymakers. How can their creativity be fueled so they reach their full creative potential? Read how to uncover students’ creative potential in this article from NAESP’s Principal Magazine. ...
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Portraits can help show who we are, and how we feel. Have students create a self-portrait and include words in the image. Students can share their portrait with others and ask them to describe what they see and what they would like to know about the art and the artist using this Thinking Sheet. ...
Handout_Portraits Show Who We Are_October webinar.pdf
Encourage students to reflect on what others don’t see or know about them. Have them sketch and write about their vision for their future, then map out pathways that could help them reach those goals. Looking at goals with a long-term view and forming a plan helps students develop self...
Handout_The Me You Don’t See and Where I’m Going_October webinar.pdf
This Intentional Writing Framework uses visuals as springboards and asks writers to plan the intent, intended audience, voice, and then to pick a genre. Have students select a piece of art and then use this Thinking Sheet to create their story! #2020 #ThinkingSheet #FeaturedResource...
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