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    Sit Down and Draw: Art Resources

    Check out the website for different links for all kinds of media.  From beginner to advanced.

    Thank you Hailey for the website suggestions!

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  • Arts for Kids Hub ~ Art Lessons

    Here you’ll find all kinds of art lessons for kids, including how to draw for kids, even painting and origami for kids.

    Most of the art lessons are self-contained, which means you can jump in and start drawing today.

    All you need is something to draw with, some paper, and coloring supplies!

    *Where To Watch Our Lessons*
    There are several places to watch our art lessons. Each place provides a different experience and benefit. Check website for information and options.

     

    The lessons can be easily accessed by these clicking on links according to students grade level or interest.

    Grades: Kindergarten, 1st grade ~ These art lessons are specifically meant for younger artists. Some lessons might still be challenging, but this category contains our shorter and easier art lessons.

     

    Grades: 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade ~ These art lessons are specifically meant for slightly older kids. This category contains lessons that are still meant for kids, but are a bit more challenging and longer.

     

    Grades: 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th grade ~ These art lessons are for older kids. Even though these are our most challenging lessons, they're still super fun. I promise your kids will be surprised by what they can draw.

     

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  • Color with Leo

    Interactive website, Click on a button to play fun and educational games.
    Art Studio, Coloring pages, and games. All games are FREE!

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  • Crayola

    In the crayola playzone you will find the coolest collection of fun, creative activities and games on the web!

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  • Virtual and Print Art Travel Activities

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    Printable Art Activities, Online Art Games, Virtual Art Museums.

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  • Art Supplies: Cleaning and Organizing

    Manage, maintain and keep your art supplies organized with these tips.

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  • Wristband Express - Crafty Hands: Art Projects and Activities for Kids

    Interactive Art Games and Activities. Projects and Crafts.  Drawing and Painting.  Printable Worksheets and Coloring Pages. 

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  • Comic Maker

    Create your own comic strips and cartoons.

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  • Colors-and-Mood

    Interesting Reading: Learn how Color Choices affect your mood.

    Suggested by Laine. Thank You!

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  • National Gallery of Art: NGA Kids Art Zone

    Explore and create paintings, collages, and wallovers and much more!

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