A Sneak Peek at Winslow Homer Art Curriculum – “Beware of snakes and mice.”
Winslow Homer was an American artist who lived on the East Coast in the late 1800’s. He valued his privacy,…
Art Curriculum That Will Blow Your Creative Mind – Not Your PTO/School Budget
Rembrandt masterpieces from 2nd & 3rd graders. Meet the Masters offers 35 different artists to elementary school students. Lessons are…
Sneak Peek at Mary Cassatt Art Curriculum
“I would almost rather see you dead.” Such was the reaction of Mary Cassatt’s father when she nervously told him…
Faith Ringgold Story Time – Our Last Living Master Artist
Earlier this month, Faith Ringgold read a story via NPR. Not only is she the last living artist that Meet…
My Amazing Volunteer Experience with Meet the Masters Art Program
Hesitantly I raised my hand. The Meet the Masters Coordinator was asking for volunteers to teach art classes. What do…
A Creative Approach to Common Core
Common Core. Those words can evoke a lot of emotions for parents of school-age children. Love it? Hate it? Not…
Sneak Peek at Claude Monet Art Curriculum
Impressionism. It’s an artistic style that captures a feeling or experience rather than the accurate depiction of a scene. It’s…
The Importance of Art Education – Must Read for Teachers & Parents
“What’s so important about art education for elementary students?” Importance of Art Education The Basics – Art education teaches students…
Why is Meet the Masters Successful in My Children’s School?
My 10-year-old daughter surprised me when she recognized a Picasso. “This was his blue period,” she said. “How did you…
A Sneak Peek at Vincent van Gogh Art Curriculum
Vincent van Gogh – Starry Night Compositions with Movement, Texture What do you know about Vincent van Gogh? Most people…