Read, Discuss, Do
Rebecca J. Gomez, Mindy Baker, Marci WhitehurstHelping you extend the magic of story time with three simple steps: Read, Discuss, Do!
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Summer Art Camp Week Five: Ink
Welcome to week 5 of Summer Art Camp! Have you tried any of our art projects? Which are your favorites so far?
This week we are exploring books with ink illustrations!
Ink lends itself well to line art and simple black and white drawings,...
Summer Art Camp Week Four: Pastels
Welcome to week four of Summer Art Camp! This week we are taking a look at pastels. There are different kinds of pastels, but the most common are oil pastels, soft pastels, and chalk (or hard) pastels. Chalk pastels and soft pastels are sim...
Summer Art Camp Week Three: Printmaking
Greetings, art campers! Welcome to week three of our Summer Art Camp, where we will be experimenting with print making! There are lots of ways of making prints. Leaf prints, potato prints, mono prints, and more. For the purposes of Art Camp...
Art Camp Week Two: Cut Paper!
Welcome to week two, Summer Art Campers! This week we are exploring the world of…drum roll…cut paper illustrations! Did you know that some picture book illustrators use cut paper pieces to craft characters, build worlds, and showcase storie...
Art Camp Week One: Colored Pencil
Welcome to Art Camp!
Greetings Summer Art Campers! Welcome to week one of camp, where we are sharing a great story that is beautifully illustrated in colored pencil and encouraging all the campers to enjoy a treat, take a walk in natu...
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