Term 3 2007 Plus... Careers In Art - Zart Art

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A Recycling Hint
for the Classroom
We use leftover paint to make
large, group colour boards on
sheets of cardboard. When
painting, if any student mixes
a new colour, or has too much
paint left over that can’t be
used up, it goes on to the colour
board. Once the cardboard
is completely covered, the
students work over the top with
other colours, line patterns and
shapes of their choice. Although
only several students can
paint at any one time everyone
contributes to the work at some
stage and finished boards look
amazing.
Robyn Henchel
Visual Arts Teacher
Christmas Hills and Toolangi
Primary Schools
X-Ray Kit Human Body
Take An Inside Look into Creative Education
art &
science
The Human Body X-Ray Kit has
been designed for teachers of
primary and lower secondary levels
who may or may not have a science
and/or visual art background. There
are suggested activities to engage
students in their learning and they
can be used as stepping stones for
further research and artistic
exploration. You also may wish to
create you own activities or, as a
good teaching practice, let the
students lead the direction of the
learning.
Available late July 2007
Activities
6X-Rays
Seven human x-rays body
of the
Art making activities
to complement x-rays
Scientific information
relating to each x-ray
Plus…
Science experiments that
require basic materials
art &
science
Activities
6 7 X-Rays
Activities
Teacher Notes
X-RAY KIT
Human Body
This kit has been created by Creative School Supply Company in collaboration with Monash University Science Centre, Victoria. Includes work by Nick Veasey.
Kit includes booklet & 7 x-rays
KIT ......... $49.95 $54.95
For a PD Workshop on this kit
see our Workshop insert for details!
PR050-HU
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