Lines of All Kinds
Expanding the lesson with worksheets from The J. Paul Getty Museum
During each lesson I like to expose them to a few pieces of art that display the element we are working on
The big boys also did the Blindfold Drawing activity from the Think! blog

Line Designs
Curved or Bent?
Line Delight
The second, 'Map of Giza,' states "The robbers found a map of Giza but can't get past the security..." And my personal favorite 'Icarus and Daedalus' (bottom left), tells a store of the father and son. He wrote, "Now remember Icarus, don't fly too high or too low right? Yes father. 5 minutes later: Icarus!"
Creeley's are in the middle column. He made two monster faces, explaining that the lines were their teeth, and one belly (notice the belly button in the middle). Townsyn just drew a little person on one of his, but it did keep him busy for two whole minutes.
We go through a lot of art supplies in this house, so the Easter Bunny decided to help out our cause and went with art themed baskets this year.
The whole spread
Atticus's
Dempsey's (okay, no real art theme here, but the blocks are handmade with felted wool)
That's so awesome! My kids looooove art projects too - I should really give them a little more direction sometimes, I think. That book sounds great!
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