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Art Month(Continued
from page 1) want to get an inexpensive kit when he does a particular craft for the first time to see if he like it, but after he knows what he’s doing, encourage him to make his own designs and select materials for executing them.
8. Be on the watch in your own magazines for ideas for using throw-away materials such as plastic bottles, string, scraps of foil, straws, felt, spools, fancy papers, tin cans, used candles, etc.- (to mention only a few of thousands). Boy Scouts, Girl Scouts and 4-H literature as well as most children’s magazines carry art and crafts Ideas. Also explore the possibilities of native materials such as Honeysuckle vines -(baskets); clay -(sculpture and ceramics); wood - (whittling and carving); pine cones, seed pods, pebbles, feathers, etc. 9. Broaden the child’s horizon by taking him to the library, to museums, to art shows and on interesting trips. Through all five senses a child perceives beauty, and listening to good music can evoke an emotional response in a child that may become a painting or a woodcarving or a poem. Bring beauty into the home in all sorts of commonplace things. Flowers, pets, colors in clothes, room decoration, table setting, even the food on a plate can all be beautiful and can all enrich a child’s life and sharpen his awareness, And a child with an avenue for full self expression is a healthier, happier and better adjusted child.
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