RESOURCES+AND+LINKS

USING ART IMAGES:
IMAGE SOURCES are widely available on the internet. A Google search will yield you images that can provide you with REALIA to use in your classroom. When looking for an image - try to seek out LARGE images - these will print better and are more effectively projected onto a screen for PowerPoints, Prezi's, Overhead Transparencies, etc. Open the image itself to SAVE, otherwise you may just have a thumbprint or icon. Click "SAVE AS PICTURE" and begin a photo file of images you'd like to use. Images are great visuals for most any lesson and can accompany a listening or reading INTERPRETIVE activity. They also serve as a good CONVERSATION PROMPT. Photos can be printed on small cards, laminated and used in partner/group activities.

FAUX ART & COLORING PAGES:
Students can recreate and/or imitate their favorite works - by making original copies or by using coloring pages, widely available for free online. Google: "artist name + coloring pages". I have found several coloring pages for all of the artists included in this WIKI.

[|Vibrante Press]has lots of resources, including coloring pages for purchase.



Also available online at [|Vibrante Press] are artist puppets - they make great props for Presentational/Interpersonal activities. Shown here is a Picasso Finger Puppet (magnetic) - Also available: Rivera, Kahlo, Dali, Velasquez