Neshaminy High School

Every child can benefit from creating art activities at home.

Even the simplest activity will foster brain development. For example, toddlers, preschool and kindergarten students can greatly benefit from activities such as cutting with scissors and gluing objects on to paper. These simple projects encourage a connection between cause and effect, increase problem solving skills, and enhance fine motor skills for children.

 Please take some time to browse through these pages and encourage your children to create wonderful masterpieces at home.

 The first link below is Kinder Art. This website allows you to look at projects alphabetically and by grade level.

http://www.kinderarts.com/biglist/shtml

 http://www.bucks.edu/news/culture/artmobile/afineline/

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 http://www.michenermuseum.org/teachers/trunk.php

Comments (-1) Americans for the Arts

 This is an excellent resource of information regarding the connection between the arts and increased achievement in school.

 http://www.artsadvocacy.org

Comments (-1) Princeton Online

 This website contains art projects for children  starting with preschool age through high school.

 http://www.princetonol.com/groups/iad/lessons/lessons.html

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 Michener Kids

 This website is pretty cool from the Michener Museum of Art.

 http://kids.michenerartmuseum.org/

Comments (-1) Keith Haring - Grafitti Artist

 This website has awesome stuff about Keith Haring including an

Interactive Coloring Book.

 http://www.haringkids.com/index.html

Comments (-1) How to draw... Free website

This website is filled with free "How to Draw" pages including:

* buildings

* animals

* games

 http://www.ababasoft.com/how_to_draw/

Comments (-1) Coloring Pages

 Here is a website that has coloring pages for you to print and enjoy.