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English as a Second Language (ESL)
Jerry's painting (Story Time)
English Language Arts (ELA)
Art Appreciation
Paint, chalk, tape, yarn,glue, paper, what's this, this is
Watch the video and order the paintings.
Reading - ESL
Read the text and answers the questions
Picasso's Famous Paintings
Read the text and choose the correct word for each blank.
Reading Comprehension - Language Arts
Van Gogh's biography and his most famous paintings
Information and communication technology (ICT)
Name the parts
Write the colours and paint
Genres of Painting
Computer science
Students will learn about Pain Tools
Art project
Quiz IT Grade 2 - MS Paint
English language
Art exercises.
arts
style in painting
Grammar - ESL
Through 4 paintings of American landscapes, students discover how to analyse a painting and to read landscape painting they often take for simple beautiful sceneries.
Enlgish
San Sebastian Square Museum of Modern Art The Museum of Modern Art ____________ a space for culture and art. It ____________a unique perspective on modern art from both local and international artists. Likewise, it ___________ the “National Sculpture Hall”. The museum ___________ the International Painting Biennial. Besides, it _____________ new works daily. The collection ____________ paintings, prints, sculptures, photographs, and looms from the XX and XXl centuries. Contemporary art ____________ the museum by displaying critical works. It _____________ an impressive building of contemporary design. The Museum of Modern Art ______________ you to make your own artistic expressions. It _____________ at 9:00 am every day.
This is my paint
This is worksheet is to identify the components of TUX paint window.
Worksheet based on MS Paint
Everybody Up unit 1, vocabulary based worksheet (paper, glue, scissors, paint, pencil, pen, marker, crayon)
Science
TSW use a painting and list of ten statements which they must identify as observations or inferences.