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How to Navigate As you move your mouse over the menu above, if you have a JavaScript-enabled browser this paragraph will change and give you a description of that area. We recommend that you disable your pop-up blocker while browsing HSAdvisor.com because some of our pages will open up a new window. (Internet Browsing Tips) More 5th Grade Math 1 Year Courses Workbooks Drills Puzzles/Games Language Arts 1 Year Courses Grammar, Punctuation & Usage Literature Spelling Vocabulary Writing Skills Handwriting Science 1 Year Courses Activities Astronomy Health Social Studies 1 Year Courses History Geography Culture Government Electives Art Music Economics Please Read This When you click on a book title in this bookstore, a new window will pop up where you can review the book further. If you decide to buy the book, go ahead and click on the "Buy Now" button. This will place it in your Christianbook.com "Bookbag." Go ahead and close the new window and continue browsing curriculum here at HSAdvisor.com. When you want to view the items in your Bookbag or Wish List, use the links below: View Bookbag | View Wish List Art Adventures at Home Art Adventures at Home is a complete art curriculum for parents of children in grades K-8. This volume, Level 1, contains over 100 step-by-step lessons that cover the foundations of art, written for children in grades K-2 (or older children without previous art experience). These lessons present the basic elements of art (line, shape, form, color, and texture) in five different units: drawing, printmaking, painting, sculpture, and crafts. Your child will enjoy many interesting projects, such as clay animals, pinch pots, portraits, vegetable prints, fingerpainting, and more! Art Adventures at Home Level 1 Gr. K-8 Art Adventures at Home Level 2 Gr. K-8 Art Adventures at Home: A Curriculum Guide for Home Schools Level 3 Masterpak 40 Art Cards For Art Adventures at Home (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) How to Draw Books This exciting series provides a practical introduction to drawing and lettering styles that look really professional. The books are an ideal starting point for anyone who would like to be able to draw. Along with simple, step-by-step examples to follow, there are lots of experts' hints and tips to explain the different techniques and materials used. To see the full line of the popular Usborne Books, click on the Usborne Books link at the top of the page. How to Draw Horses How to Draw People How to Draw Animals How to Draw Cats The Usborne Complete Book of Drawing The Usborne Book of Art Skills Drawing Animals (Internet-Linked) Usborne Book of Art Ideas (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) How to Teach Art to Children Teach your 6- to 12-year-olds the elements of line, shape, color, value, texture, form, and space! This thematically progressive nuts-and-bolts curriculum features 96 simple projects with step-by-step instructions and full-color examples. Kids will "soak up" the basics of great design as they create color wheels, mold clay pots, trace tessellations, "texture" trees, and more! A valuable foundation for any budding artist. 160 pages, softcover from Evan-Moor. How to Teach Art to Children Art Works for Kids, Grades 1-6 (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) The Wonderful Art of Drawing Horses Do sketches of ponies keep showing up in the margins of your kids' homework? Here's your chance to develop that "doodling" into art! Designed for ages 8 and up, Stebbing's curriculum offers 70 progressive lessons that emphasize the value of practice and provide drawing tips, black-and-white samples of student artwork, sketches by master artist Leonardo da Vinci, and horse trivia. 102 reproducible pages, spiralbound softcover. The Wonderful Art of Drawing Horses (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Ready References: Color Theory Includes a color wheel and information on primary, secondary, intermediate, complementary, and split-complementary colors. Also explains, cool and warm colors, value, lightness and the gray scale, tint, shade, hue, and chroma. Students can keep all the facts right at their fingertips with this colorful two-sided ready reference card! Comes pre-punched for a three-ring binder and is laminated for years of use. 8 1/2" x 11" Grades 3-12. Ready References: Color Theory (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) God & the History of Art Kit Looking at art is one way of listening to God. As your children journey through this 5-year curriculum, they're sure to hear God's voice along the way. Over 250 lessons blend art history with hands-on instruction in drawing and painting. Includes 35 paint cards. Ages 10 and up. 454 reproducible pages, spiralbound softcover from How Great Thou Art. God & the History of Art Kit (Textbook & Paint Cards) (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Art Curriculum by Visual Manna Teach your 6- to- 10-year-olds the nuts and bolts of art! Assigning a different alphabet letter to each lesson, this program introduces basic shapes---then demonstrates how to put them together to draw objects, animals, and people. While progressing through elementary drawing skills, students are exposed to black-and-white examples from various artistic movements. 48 reproducible pages, spiralbound softcover. Art Basics for Children Teaching History Through Art Teaching English Through Art (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics With Thomas Kinkade LIFEPAC Drawing Basics™ with Thomas Kinakde is an activity-based beginning art course that budding artists will love. From simple lines to final details, students will learn how to draw things as they appear. For grades 3-5. Unit 1 teaches students about line and pattern, shape and form, and using lines and shapes to make contour and gesture drawings. Test included. Unit 2 teaches students about space, drawing in proportion, using measuring tools, underdrawing & overdrawing, and using imagination in drawing. Test included. Unit 3 teaches students about drawing tone, texture and combining those techniques to create landscapes. Includes a test. Unit 4 teaches students about the many different forms of Ancient art, Greek art, and Renaissance art. Includes a test. Unit 5 reviews and helps students plan their final project. Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Student Book 1 Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Student Book 2 Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Student Book 3 Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Student Book 4 Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Student Book 5 Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Video Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics DVD Lifepac Elective Drawing Basics Teachers Guide (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) How to Use Child-Size Masterpieces for Art Appreciation This handbook, originally titled Mommy It's a Renoir! is for parents, teachers or any other adults who want to experience the delight of introducing beautiful paintings to young children. In more than one way this project departs from the traditional methods of teaching art appreciation. It invites adults who are not necessarily art specialists to present fine art reproductions in a simple way to children who have not yet reached the age usually considered appropriate for this subject. And it dispenses with the "Please do not touch" directive which normally accompanies the study of fine art. In all the activities the children handle the postcard-size reproductions. How to Use Child-Size Masterpieces for Art Appreciation (The links above will open a new window where you can further review the book and place it in your bookbag or wishlist.) 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