Author intends to design ways to promote understanding of specified concepts through the manipulation of material and ideas. (Author)

Article describes a field trip taken by the Willow Ridge Elementary School Art Club. (GB)

A blind student teacher helps fifth graders to learn the value and beauty of texture when he visits their art class. (GB)

Describes the techniques involved in making prints by using sandpaper and crayons. (GB)

Article describes how to make puppets from papafin wax. (GB)

Big business is increasingly receptive to the idea of displaying children's art work in their executive offices. (Author)

Discusses the continuing emphasis on cool realism and its relationship to the field of modern art. (GB)

The interest and atmosphere generated during the mural painting produced a class cohesiveness and cooperation that could never be achieved in more individual projects. (Author)

An art teacher captured students' interests by bringing a motorcycle into the art workshop as a model. (GB)

Wall space can be a valuable resource for artistic expression. (GB)

Author feels that it is important for child artists to relate to the art forms of given periods and societies in their understanding of artistic influences. (Author/GB)

Author discusses the various uses of paper as an art material. (GB)

Aim of lesson was to create painted papier-mache forms inspired by polished stones. (DS)

Printing from glue is another inexpensive technique for expanding classroom printmaking experiences. (Author)

Article discusses the sculptures on the campus of Princeton University and includes some interesting photographs. (GB)