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Here you will find important class information, student artwork, our GOOGLE SITE, links to art related articles, educational art websites & videos that will enhance our lessons.
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WATCH “The Dot”, written and illustrated by Peter H. Reynolds, it will help younger children develop their interest and potential in art! Watch how this Looney Tunes cartoon slides in art history!
Who is behind the famous artworks in the video?
“The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance.” -Aristotle
“There are more valid facts and details in works of art than there are in history books.” -Charlie Chaplin
ART HISTORY (LINK to The Italian Renaissance and Italy’s Transformation)
Italian-Renaissance-Ninja-Painters-Leonardo, Michelangelo, Donatello and Raphael
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Menlo Park Art 
Hi, I went on This-Is-Sand and made something called:The Art World I love,go check it out!
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If you could post a pic of it to your grades padlet that would be fantastic Vidhi!
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This art class was fun enjoy it menlopark students!(:
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This Art Class was FANTASTIC!
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Where is the scary video you introduced to us a long time ago, it was on youtube, and you could move around with it?
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Hi Vidhi, The video I believe you’re referencing is the virtual video called “Dreams of Dali”. It can be located on our Grade 3 page, in the Surrealism section, let me know if this is the one you mean:-)
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