A choice based approach wherein students are taught skills and concepts by exploring different media centers.
Teaching for Artistic Behavior
In the Reggio Emilia approach, this safe space is known as " The Atelier", where children can do creative experimentation.
In Teaching for Artistic Behavior, these small areas are called "media centers".
This approach has a Three-sentence curriculum. Children learn basic theories, concepts, and skills
Teaching for Artistic Behavior
Also known as Waldorf education, This places a greatest importance on giving children what is appropriate for their age.
This approach has a Three-sentence curriculum: the child istheartist, whatdoartist do, and the art room is the art studio
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics)
For kindergarten and students who need extensive support, these activities require minimal fine motor skills, but if done right, can still create aesthetically pleasing outcomes.
Abstract and Expressionist Art Activities
This are suited for children who have a lot of original ideas, but may lack the fine motor skills to create a well-rendered representation of what's on their mind.
Impressionist and Expressionist Art Activities
These are for students who demonstrate mastery of fine motor skills involved in art production.
Realistic Reproduction and Technical Art Activities
These are basically the integration of all potential art skills. These children who are able to visualize and render their ideas in a skillful manner.
Creative, Imaginative, and Thought Provoking Art Activities