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Who is the best artist? Fill out the survey to vote on the first round of M(ART)CH Madness.
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Grades: 5th-8th
Are you curious about what Van Gogh’s Starry Night looks like up close? Or the difference between modern and contemporary art? Would you like to wander round a museum halfway across the world?
With Google Arts & Culture you can visit top exhibits, zoom in on artworks in mind-blowing detail and browse thousands of stories, photos, videos, and manuscripts. Be your own curator by finding your favorites, creating your own collections and sharing them with friends. Travel anywhere with tours of iconic sites, famous buildings and natural wonders, on your screen or in VR.
Grades: 3rd-12th
Travel through many of the world's greatest art museums.
Grades: 9th-12th
Ever wondered how to make your sketches more realistic or to compose drawings so that they are innovative and exciting? Improve the realism, creativity and composition of your observational drawings with help from dedicated art & design students and teachers from around the world.
Grades: 5th-12th
Danny Gregory is hosting daily live drawing sessions on YouTube, where he shares a lesson from his archive of lessons and invites participants to work collaboratively on the assignments.
Grades: 5th-12th
Kate Lindquist is an art teacher from Florida who teaches students from Kindergarten through 8th grade. She shares K-8 art lessons on her YouTube channel.
Grades: Kdg. - 8th
Artist, Allie Olson, is creating daily web-based participatory learning videos for kids ages 2-6. Olson makes learning fun through a unique blend of somatic and social and emotional learning. Her videos are sure to inspire your young ones at home!
Grades: Preschool - 1st
Illustrator Rob Biddulph has taken to Twitter to offer a series of draw-along videos for kids. Kids can share their illustrations back with him.
Grades: All
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