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From When Art's a Craft to Writing a Travel Article About the Lyme Art Colony, find teacher approved art lesson plans that inspire student learning.

Student lessons can range to include Art and Music and Visual Art. You can further develop your classroom curriculum with the inclusion of Art Lessons. Art History is generated from Art Lessons Primary and Art Lesson Plans developed by teachers.

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When Art's a Craft

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  • By Scott Yamahata
  • Posted May 15th, 2010
When Art's a Craft
When Art's a Craft Students act as modern art conservators to assess first-hand the difficulties that many real-life conservators face in the restoration of modern artworks. This Art Lesson Plan will help your students learn about art. Ambassadors of Art Students study the exchange of artwork between the Louvre in Paris and two American art museums. They create an introductory exhibit on European and American Art, from the Renaissance through the 20th century.

Interpreting Works of Art:The Compare and Contrast Method

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  • By Jacquelyn Thomas
  • Posted December 14th, 2010
Interpreting Works of Art:The Compare and Contrast Method
Interpreting Works of Art:The Compare and Contrast Method Students practice observing and analyzing two works of art. They describe the elements and principles, subject matter, history and mediums of two works of art. In addition, they use a compare and contrast strategy to interpret the meaning of two works of art. What's in a Picture? An Introduction to Subject in the Visual Art Students examine the subject and meaning in visual art. They analyze various paintings on the Metropolitan Museum of Art website, answer discussion questions, complete online interactive activities, and write an essay. Using this Art Lesson Plan will expand student knowledge about art. Writing a Travel Article About the Lyme Art Colony Students write a travel article in the voice of a travel writer in 1910. They use the Florence Griswold Museum's on-line resources to go on a virtual "visit" to the Lyme Art Colony. They also use short biographies about the lives of the artists and newspaper articles published about the colony to develop their travel journals before writing the article..