Search results matching tags 'games' and 'art'

Utah Education Network is an excellent source for interactives...

Anonymous — Tue, 24 May 2011 11:17:45 GMT

Utah Education Network is an excellent source for interactives and games K-12.

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They host a wide variety of subjects and the site is very well organized.

Choose your levels below.

K-2

3-6

7-12

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has a fantastic...

Anonymous — Fri, 01 Apr 2011 02:01:01 GMT

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has a fantastic collection of online interactives and games. Very cool! Grades PreK-8.

Explore and Learn from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers...

Anonymous — Mon, 20 Dec 2010 02:20:00 GMT

Explore and Learn from the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers many interactives for students where they can learn about art, artists, and world cultures through fun activities. They also have teachers’ guides to support the learning activities.

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I’m adding Learn and Explore to my “Art: Draw/Paint/Create Online” LiveBinder.

Check out my new LiveBinder ”Educational Game Sites for...

Anonymous — Tue, 23 Nov 2010 01:59:33 GMT

Check out my new LiveBinder ”Educational Game Sites for Kids”. More than 30 sites have been added.

Just Kids Games is one of the sites I have added to this LiveBinder. It is a site with educational games that focus on math, science, reading and the environment. They are presented in a free and safe environment for kids to enjoy. The games are bright and colorful, sure to attract your student’s attention. There is a nice array of games to choose from. Subject covered and grade level appear below each game.

Below is a screenshot of some of their games.

Below is a screenshot of one of their games focusing on computers 4th grade level.

Artsology offers over 60 art games and investigations based on...

Anonymous — Thu, 11 Nov 2010 17:48:19 GMT

Artsology offers over 60 art games and investigations based on major figures in the arts (art, music, literature and dance). From the site: ”Have fun and get a dose of the arts at the same time!”

The games are relatively simple and easy to play, but the students do get a great “dose of the arts” while playing them. Great games to play when students have a few minutes just before the bell rings.

I think these games will reinforce recognition of works of art and artists and help familiarize students with new artists. Many of the games also have added information (history etc.) about the subject of the game. There are many types of games and investigations throughout the site. Some of the artists include Kadinsky, Picasso, Vermeer, and Dali.

There is also a ”Jr. Artsologist” section of Artsology and it is “geared towards young children up to pre-teen. The Jr. Artsologist features both games and arts investigations that can be enjoyed by younger kids, including such things as puzzles, printable coloring pages and maze pages (based on famous works of art), simple games, and more.”

Two more things…take a look at their gallery. Works of art have been uploaded from all over the world by people of all ages. This was really nice to look through and I think students would like it too. Secondly check out the Artsology video library too. It is small but features nice “arts” related videos.

I am really happy I discovered this site and plan to add it to my Interactive Art and Games for Kids LiveBinder.

Geometry in Art: Circumference Game

Anonymous — Tue, 09 Nov 2010 23:54:00 GMT

This is just a quick game to help you familiarise/remember the terminology used to describe circles/circumferences.

Geometric Shapes Game

Anonymous — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 19:10:00 GMT

Continuing the geometry series, here's something to test if you know, for example, the difference between a hexagon and a heptagon, or a parallelogram and a rectangle... Please do register over at Purpose Games - it costs nothing - and post a comment here so I know who to look for!

Geometry: Circle Terminology

Anonymous — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 23:03:00 GMT

Here's something to help you with circle terminology. Please register over at Purpose Games, and leave a comment here whenever you've played any of my games there.

Geometry in Art: Lines (Game)

Anonymous — Tue, 02 Nov 2010 22:44:00 GMT

Make sure to see the original post for more activities: http://acliltoclimb.blogspot.com/2010/05/geometry-in-art-symbols-and-lines.html

Basic Art Material

Anonymous — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 08:35:00 GMT

First and foremost, please let me remind you that what you see here and on Scribd and Slideshare, is only a review. These reviews do not show animations. If you see this presentation without the animations, you'll just see images and words overlapping each other, and it will just look like something done by someone not knowing what he is doing! So, if you want to see this, please make sure to