Are you planning to study the life and art of Michelangelo Buonarroti in your homeschool? Good news: we’ve got a fun list of children’s books about Michelangelo to help you learn! *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* Unlike our diverse Leonardo da Vinci book list, most of the Michelangelo books we found are […]
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Planning to study Rembrandt with your kids? We’ve got a collection of Rembrandt Unit Study resources to help you explore this master artist and his work. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* With all of the available books, videos, and project ideas, there are lots of kid-friendly resources to include in a Rembrandt
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Get to know another side of beloved children’s author and illustrator Theodor Geisel with these secret art of Dr. Seuss unit study resources. Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details. I’ll never forget the day I realized there was more to Dr. Seuss than The Cat in the Hat, The Lorax, and the other
What happens when you mix modernist artist Marc Chagall with radial design? You get a fun and colorful Chagall-inspired radial design project to enjoy with your kids. The best part about this mashup project is that it’s a great way to focus on Marc Chagall’s art and the concepts of radial design, balance, and symmetry.
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Are you planning a Georgia O’Keeffe unit study for your homeschool? You’re in luck! I’m sharing some fantastic resources to help you explore the life and art of this incredible American artist with your kids. *Post contains affiliate links; see disclosure for details.* Between the books, videos, and art projects, there are plenty of ways
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Including art in our homeschool isn’t always easy. You see, as much as I’d love to have incredible art skills, that’s just not who I am. I can draw a rockin’ stick figure family, but that’s not enough to truly give the world of art the attention in deserves. That’s where the internet comes in
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