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Art Resources for Home
- bgpatternsCreate amazing pattern repeats, like the 3rd graders did in class
- BomomoExperimental digital coloring program
- Aminah's WorldVery cool website where one can design their own unique artwork from unique materials, like yarn and found objects. Inspired by artist Aminah Robinson.
- Toy TheaterArt exploration website, featuring activities including building with colored blocks, doodling, designing, and animation.
Origami!
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Welcome!
Greetings from the Barron Art Room!
We are off to a great start this year in art! Keep up to date about what we've been working on by checking out our website! There are also lots of great resources here - like websites to visit, coloring sheets to print out at home, and info on local art museums.
Local Museums
Children under 13 are always free!
Children under 7 are always free at The Museum of Fine Arts Boston and admission for children ages 7-17 is free on weekdays after 3pm and on Boston public school holidays, otherwise their admission is $10.
http://www.andover.edu/museums/addison/Pages/default.aspx
The art museum at Phillips Andover Academy is always free to all!
Children 16 and under are free!
Drawing and Coloring Sheets
- How to draw a bunny3rd graders have practiced drawing a bunny for a project they are working on - but anyone can try!
- How to draw an elfLearn how to draw a silly holiday elf!
- secret agent decoder keytry creating your own secret messages with this decoder we used in class!
- Laurel Burch cat drawingpractice drawing Laurel Burch style cats at home!
- Take a line for a walkpractice drawing a continuous line
- draw different facesuse this worksheet to practice drawing different types of faces and emotions
- patterns drawingpractice all those patterns - repeating lines and shapes!
- drawing buildingswhat buildings are being built? drawing prompt
- action drawingwhat would an action word look like?
- emotion drawingwhat would an emotion look like?
- American Gothic coloring sheetColor in the famous Grant Wood painting, American Gothic