NAEA Fiesta de Colores Lessons!

Hello! I just returned the NAEA conference in New York City (where i got TONS of art lesson ideas!),and met many fellow art educators from around the USA & other parts of the world. Ms. Phillips (my co-presenter) and I were thrilled to have such a great turnout at our workshop. Here you will find the attachments for some of the lessons I talked about. Naturally, they can be adapted to many grade levels.

Also, remember the"Feeling Like Frida" lesson is in the March 2006 Arts&Activities Magazine.

Thanks so much for attending our workshop & let us know how the lessons work out for you!

Download naea_latino_lessonspart2.pdf Enjoy!Download naea_latino_lessons.pdf

Comments

[jill baltzell]

please send contact information for your fiber artist Mrs. Mavis Stevens. Maybe she would like to travel to Florence, SC for a residency in our k-4 school.

thanks, J. Baltzell

[irene pérez]

hi! I´m irene pérez, I´m interested in contact Jill Baltzell but I can´t find anything from her in the internet .. could you help me ?
I´m his son´s girlfriend so I want to write her an email as a surprise, I don´t live in her same city .. maybe it sounds silly but anyway, isn´t this an artistic blog ?!!! TO love is an art too!!!

[Bob Weber Jr]

Thank youfor all your efforts to bring art into childrens lives in an exciting and informative manner!!
I'm a a cartoonist. I do a syndicated newspaper comic strip for kids. Recently I created a blog to display artwork by kids. Under each child's drawing I post an encouraging comment. The site is www.kidcartoonists.com. I hope you will take a look, and pass it along to your students. Thanks!
Best wishes in the new school year,
Bob Weber Jr.

[Art Courses]

Thanks for this wonderful creation.

[Canvas Art Lover]

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