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A house provides shelter from the weather, wild animals and enemies.
But people around the world create houses that are more than just shelters. Houses are places where people gather. Where they find comfort and keep belongings. Where they express themselves. That's when shelter becomes architecture. And the people who design houses become architects.
What is a house to you? Can you design a house that meets your needs—and expresses yourself?
Try it here! You'll be able to describe your house and draw the floor plan, then draw the exterior elevation on the site you select! And then you can save or print your design to show others!
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This ArtEdventure is a journey back in time and across the American landscape. You'll meet half a dozen great American artists and learn about their work. Some of what they say is inspired by their words and writings—you can read actual quotes in the In The Artist's Words box. Other conversations you'll have are fictionalized—the events are true but the words are invented, based on interpretations by art historians.
Now...
Go West, Young Artist!
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An adventure in art history by Educational Web Adventures
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An art history game about Vincent Van Gogh. Learn about art history, art aesthetics, and aesthetic scanning
I yawned and rubbed my eyes. I tried to focus on the wall of paintings in front of me. My feet were killing me. I'd rather be anywhere—outside, playing with my friends, even brushing my teeth—anywhere but this art museum.
Then I heard a strange sound behind me...
I turned to see greens and blu ...
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Matching
Art History
Match the artists to their paintings.
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Directions: Find the matching squares.
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Concentration
Art History
Match the artists to their paintings.
Tools
Directions: Try to uncover matching pairs of cards.
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Word Search
Art History
Match the artists to their paintings.
Tools
Directions: Find the terms listed below. Words can appear horizontally, vertically, or diagonally; forwards or backwards.
See a list of terms used in this activity.
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Matching
Color Theory
Facts about the use of color, black, and white in art
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Directions: Find the matching squares.
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Concentration
Color Theory
Facts about the use of color, black, and white in art
Tools
Directions: Try to uncover matching pairs of cards.
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Word Search
Color Theory
Facts about the use of color, black, and white in art
Tools
Directions: Find the terms listed below. Words can appear horizontally, vertically, or diagonally; forwards or backwards.
See a list of terms used in this activity.
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Matching, flashcards, concentration, word search
Complimentary Colors
Match each color with its complimentary color.
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Flashcards (Java / non-Java)
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Mini Quiz
Impressionists
Monet and impressionists -their styles
Tools
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Scavenger Hunt
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Pablo Picasso
Search these Internet links to find the answers to these questions about Pablo Picasso and his works.
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