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Global Art: Activities, Projects and Inventions from Around the World

Global Art: Activities, Projects and Inventions from Around the World

by Jean Potter (Author), MaryAnn F. Kohl (Author)

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    Illustrated 1999

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Synopsis

The projects in Global Art allow children to explore the world through art with a process, not a product, approach. It combines the fun and creativity of art with history, geography and the diversity of cultures from around the world.'

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More Information

Format: Illustrated
 Pages: 192
 Edition: Illustrated
 Publisher: Gryphon House,U.S.
Published: 01 Jan 1999
ISBN 10: 087659190X
ISBN 13: 9780876591901

Media Reviews
This book would be a great resource for teachers or others who work extensively with children. Parents who enjoy participating in craft projects with their children may also find inspiration here. - Grand Prairie News
This 190-page book makes geography, culture and history real for school-age children through direct experience by crafting multi-cultural art from around the world. - Friends of the Earth
Global Art combines the fun and creativity of art with the mysteries of history, the lure of geography and the diversity of the cultures of the world. - Jewish Journal
-This book would be a great resource for teachers or others who work extensively with children. Parents who enjoy participating in craft projects with their children may also find inspiration here.- - Grand Prairie News
-This 190-page book makes geography, culture and history real for school-age children through direct experience by crafting multi-cultural art from around the world.- - Friends of the Earth
-Global Art combines the fun and creativity of art with the mysteries of history, the lure of geography and the diversity of the cultures of the world.- - Jewish Journal
Author Bio
Award-winning author MaryAnn Kohl has written 14 books for Gryphon House. Her philosophy, It's the process, not the product, guides her writing as she provides open-ended art activities for young children. MaryAnn's activities focus on the experience of art, not the final product a child creates.