Environmental Art (Belair - A World of Display)

Environmental Art (Belair - A World of Display)

by HilaryAnsell (Author)

Synopsis

This book shows how exciting displays and activities by using the environment as a starting point. Useful for ages 5-11, this is a new addition to the best-selling World of Display series focusing on the environment. Environmental themes remain popular in the primary across all subjects, particularly science and geography. This book offers ideas to develop these themes through art and design and design technology. It takes a fresh look at recycling materials and uses the environment as a source if inspiration for project work. It aims to demonstrate how reusable resources can be used wherever possible and includes themes for outdoor and indoor spaces, including stunning wall hangings and free standing sculpture.Chapters include: Using Found Materials, Inspired by the Environment, Recycle Recycle Recycle and Art in A Public Place. Some examples themes include: Funcky Fungi, The Rainforest, Constructing with Everyday Objects, Make it with Magazines and Ponds and Lakes. This book also contains: 23 exciting projects link art and display to a variety of environmental themes; and, Colourful and original ideas (2D & 3D) suitable for whole class or small group work. This book provides inspiration for a creative, cross-curricular approach, particularly suitable for geography and science links. Each theme contains: a high-quality photograph, featuring something of environmental interest, to stimulate class discussion; background information about the theme; a clear resource list; and step by step instructions as to how to complete the activities.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
Pages: 72
Publisher: Belair Publications Ltd
Published: 01 Jan 2008

ISBN 10: 184191469X
ISBN 13: 9781841914695
Children’s book age: 7-9 Years

Media Reviews
This colourful book for primary schools is a great source of unique environmental art projects both for inside and outside the classroom. From woodland floor pictures to window pendants made from leaves, art for public spaces and art from recycled materials, each of the 23 projects uses original resources and is laid out with clear concise instructions and inspirational pictures. - Learning Through Landscapes, September 2008
Author Bio
Hilary Ansell