Arcimboldo for kids

Hannah's art club, arcimboldo inspired activity

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--A Remote Learning Art Lesson-This art lesson was one of many that was taught online, via Zoom, during the pandemic. We were not able to meet in person but art classes continued virtually. The original art lesson was posted on the SeaSaw platform where students could access the materials including handouts and links during the week. During the pandemic I found that open ended art assignments worked very well especially because students were using whatever art supplies they had access to. I…

Guiseppe Arcimboldo was an Italian painter during the Renaissance. He is known best for his portraits of people that use objects like fruit and books. After learning about his, work students can use Wixie's Stickers to create self-portraits.

Have you heard of the artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo? He was an Italian painter in the 1500's. Arcimboldo art is so interesting! They all look like optical illusions are are so cool for kids! We

Students will create works of art inspired by artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo - a man who used images of fruits and vegetables to create art.

Do you know that repeatedly exposing kids to fruits and vegetables in fun and engaging ways increases their willingness to try those foods? We see this all the time in our classes and research backs it up. For a fun, play-with-your-food activity that’s suitable for all ages, have kids create fruit and vegetable portraits inspired by the work of 16th-century Italian artist Giuseppe Arcimboldo.

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This lesson is based on the amazing art of Giuseppe Arcimboldo. If you have never seen any of his work-you need to look him up. I have used...

Evie 6F Lyra 6DS Mary 6DS Max 6DS Phoebe 6C Saskia 6DS Savannah 6C Tilly 6C