Art Takes Time

WRITTEN BY: TABITHA F. WARD

This site contains lessons that meet the following National Standards for Visual Arts Education.

Understanding the visual arts in "relation" to history and cultures.
Making connections between visual arts and other disciplines.

The lessons have been organized in a chronological or timeline approach to art history. The students will see how Art has changed through the years and learn about the artists of that period and culture. The sequential curriculum help students link art with the time and place in which it was created. The lesson plans include the concept, objective, vocabulary, materials, procedures and evaluation.

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Simply click on a time period for art lessons!

Cave Art
Egyptian Art
Ancient Greece
Ancient Rome -new
African Art
Italian Renaissance Art
French Impressionism
Post Impressionism Van Gogh Internet Scavenger Hunt
Modern Art
LinksLinks to Museums, Kids Art Sites and Student Showcase
How To Unwrap a Work of Art a list of questions that teachers or parents can ask kids about any work of art.
Awards and Recognitions
Art takes Time logo for your website.

Favorite quote: Color was not given to us simply to imitate nature, but to express our emotions. Henri Matisse

Awards and Recognitions

Last Update August 10th 2000.

Created November 1997 Copyright November 1997

Tabitha Fabiola Miller

TWard64340@aol.com

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