3 Easy Ways to Combine Poetry and Art
You can combine many subjects with art, including poerty. Here’s 3 easy ways to combine poetry and art for kids in K-7th grade.
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As a child, I spent hours drawing in my bedroom. I illustrated the characters, where they lived, what they wore.
As soon as I had kids, I immediately started hosting art-themed play dates and teaching other homeschoolers. Homeschoolers told me that teaching art felt out of their reach and that they weren’t welcomed in other art teaching communities. Art teachers told me that they were tired of the same old lessons, and they were feeling burnt out and uninspired.
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You can combine many subjects with art, including poerty. Here’s 3 easy ways to combine poetry and art for kids in K-7th grade.
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