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The Art of Art: Using Fine Art to promote early learning - PPT Presentation

Nurturing HighQuality Early Learning and Leadership Across the PreK3 Continuum Institute Atlanta Georgia Thursday September 28 2017 Jim Squires Senior Fellow Center on Enhancing Early Learning Outcomes ID: 654799

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The Art of Art:Using Fine Art to promote early learning

Nurturing High-Quality Early Learning and Leadership

Across the Pre-K-3 Continuum Institute

Atlanta, Georgia

Thursday, September 28, 2017

Jim Squires

Senior Fellow

Center on Enhancing Early Learning Outcomes

National Institute for Early Education ResearchSlide2
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What attracts us to art?Slide4

Art for Teaching and Learning:What Can Children Learn from Fine Art?

Snap the Whip

Winslow Homer, 1872 Slide5

What Questions Would You Ask to Support Learning?

School’s Out

Allan Rohan

Crite

, 1936Slide6

Starry Night Over the RhoneVincent van Gogh, 1888Slide7

The Scream Edvard Munch, 1893 Slide8

Shotgun, Third Ward #1 John Biggers, 1966Slide9

First SundayGilbert YoungSlide10

The Voyage of Life, Childhood

Thomas Cole, 1839Slide11
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Chinese Horse, Bronze Slide13

Stars of Everything

Thornton Dial, 2004Slide14

What title would you give this sculpture and why?Slide15

GELDSSED4 - The child will develop relationships and social skills with adults. SED5 - The child will develop relationships and social skills with peers. APL2 - The child will demonstrate interest and curiosity.

CLL2 - The child will acquire vocabulary introduced in conversations, activities, stories, and/or books.

CLL4 - The child will use increasingly complex spoken language.

CD-MA2 - The child will manipulate, compare, describe relationships, and solve problems using number and quantity.

CD-SS1 - The child will demonstrate understanding of his/her family and an emerging awareness of their own culture and ethnicity.

CD-SS2 - The child will demonstrate an understanding of his/her community and an emerging awareness of other's culture and ethnicity.

CD-SS3 - The child will demonstrate an awareness of geography in his/her community.

CD-SS5 - The child will understand the passage of time and how events are related.

CD-CR2 - The child will create and explore visual art forms to develop artistic expression.

CD-CP2 - The child will use prior knowledge to build new knowledge. Slide16

Building Your CurriculumSlide17
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“What one loves in childhood stays in the heart forever.”

Mary Jo Putney, American novelist

Jim Squires 1998Slide20