This is where a ton of random ASCII art/text art/ASCII drawings are stored. Have fun exploring!!! It get's more complex at you scroll down! Text art, ascii art, japanese text emoticons, emojis, unicode drawings, twitch spam, chat copypastas. Find art lesson plans for the junior grades (grade 3-5, ages 8-11). Art for elementary school students from KinderArt.com. What's new in Art Text v3.2.6. The app has been successfully notarized by the Apple notary service. Fixed the problem with opening a file with broken autosave. Other minor improvements. What's new in Art Text v3.2.5. Fixed the problem with missing custom styles, materials and shaders created in earlier versions. Other minor improvements. Hanging on the opposite walls, her mixed-media work consists of 5 by 7 ft (1.5 by 2.1 m) canvases that are arranged in a line. Visitors can walk alongside the artwork for a visual experience.” Tip: While many artworks are meant to be viewed, there are other ways to interact with art.

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Teaching Art to Grade 3, 4 & 5 (8-11yrs)

Junior gradechildren (Grades 3-5; ages 8-11yrs) are beginning to search for specific methods for representing subjects and they seek to improve their technical skills.

They sometimes draw things as they remember, rather than how they see.

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They are usually able to remain focused on the creation of art without interruption for ten to twenty minutes and they are still willing to share their work with others.

Grade 3, 4, 5: Emphasis:

• Establish self-esteem and self-confidence.
• Refine motor skills and sharpen intuitive abilities.
• Expand aesthetic awareness and develop aesthetic judgement.
• Increase exposure to the study of art history (political and cultural conditions).
• Further identify the elements of art (line, shape, color, texture, pattern, space).
• Discuss design ideas and techniques and identify aspects that contribute to the effectiveness of a work of art.
• Communicate responses to art.
• Formulate an understanding of and criteria for making judgements through involvement in viewing, discussing and analyzing works of art.
• Develop experimental art-related skills.
• Use a variety of materials to create art.
• Use personal and cultural experiences as subject matter in art work.
• Focus on creative art expression, images, symbols, and personal experience.
• Identify art materials and media that are used to convey messages in commercial art.
• Describe the benefits of gaining skill in the arts.

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