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The Art Room: Tools and Tips
7 Lessons -
Going with the Flow: Basic Watercolor Techniques
9 Lessons -
Sunrise Silhouette
7 Lessons-
Start1.6.1. Paint the Sky- Option 1 - Horizontal Lines Only
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Start1.6.2. Paint the Sky- Option 2 - Trace the Sun with Oil Pastel
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Start1.6.3. Paint the Sky- Option 3 - Draw then Leave Out the Sun
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Start1.6.4. Making the Silhouette Option 1 - Use Pre-cut Paper
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Start1.6.5. Make the Silhouette Option 2- Draw then Cut out
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Start1.6.6. Make the Silhouette Option 3 - Draw and Trace with Oil Pastel_1
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Start1.6.7. Make the Silhouette Option 4- Draw the Outline then Paint_1
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Sunrise Silhouette Painting: How to Teach Watercolor Painting to Children of All Abilities
Strategies for Parents and Teachers on How to Modify and Differentiate Mixed-media Painting Activities
What You'll Learn
- Strategies and techniques on how to teach watercolor painting for children of all abilities.
- How to differentiate and modify art activities for children with special needs (Autism, ADHD, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, and other neurodevelopmental disabilties)
- Create magical silhouette landscape paintings using watercolor techniques (dry brush, wet on wet, salt, alcohol, splatter effect, etc.)
- Develop a positive attitude leading to an artist mindset, and help students pave their own path to creativity.
What You'll Create
Butterfly Garden
Level 1 - Developing control
For students who are still practicing how to hold a pencil or a crayon.
Hot Air Balloon
Level 2 - Pre-beginner control
For students can trace and copy basic lines and shapes.
Swing on a Tree
Level 3 - Beginner control
For students who can draw basic lines and shapes.
Train on a Bridge
Level 4 - Intermediate control
For students who can draw basic shapes with accuracy and control.
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Teacher Precious
Precious Jewel Gamboa -Tizon, LPT
"Encouraing Positive Change in People's Lives through Art"
Teacher Precious is a special education art teacher who advocates positive change in people's lives through Art. She received her Diploma in Art Education from Nara University of Education in Japan as a scholar of the Monbusho Japanese Government Teacher Training Program. She graduated cum laude from the University of the Philippines, Diliman, with a degree in Secondary Education, major in Special Education. She also took Fine Arts major in Visual Communication in the same university as her second degree to learn the fundamentals of art and design. In 2010, Teacher Precious ranked 6th place in the Licensure Exam for Teachers (L.E.T.) major in Physical Sciences.
Since 2013, she has been advocating art and creativity as an essential tool in the teaching and learning process by working with different organizations by conducting workshops for students and teachers. She was an art coach and LET review lecturer at MindGym Philippines where she held the first art workshop for teachers. She's the incoming secretary-general of the Philippine Association of Japanese Government Scholars (PHILAJAMES), a member of the International Society for Education through Art (INSEA), and former head of the UP Artists' Circle. She and her fellow advocate, Teacher Don Grajo are also part of the Philippine Art Awards' Art Teach Program (PAAFI), where they equip and empower public school teachers through their art workshops around the Philippines.
She was the former Art Teacher and Program Leader of the Visual and Performing Arts in One World School. In 2017, she helped develop the artistic potential of children of all abilities through the Nilay Art Exhibit in Nova Gallery Manila. She showcased the students' strengths, interests, and unique process of creating art, emphasizing authenticity and self-expression, recognizing that all are capable of contributing to society.
Teacher Precious aspires to improve the quality of Art Education in the Philippines by empowering students, parents, and teachers through Art.
Read more about Teacher Precious here.
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