Fine Art

Fine Art Educational Cards: Bringing Art to Life in the Classroom

Key Benefits:

• Enhances art appreciation: Introduces children to fine art masterpieces
• Versatile learning tool: Suitable for display, discussion, matching, sorting, and literacy activities
• Progressive learning system: Grows with your students from preschool to elementary
• Multiple card formats: Caters to various learning stages and activities
• Rotatable content: Multiple series available for fresh material throughout the year 

Our Fine Art Card Series:

1. Fine Art Display Cards
   • Large format for detailed exploration, conversation, crafting inspiration, and classroom display
   • Ideal for Fine Art Folders and mini-easel presentations
2. Fine Art Matching Cards
   • Perfect for hands-on engagement with familiar artworks
3. Fine Art 3-Part Cards
   • Introduces reading skills with artwork names
4. Artist 3-Part Cards
   • Connects artworks to their creators
5. Fine Art 4-Part Cards
   • Advanced matching of artwork, name, and artist

Educational Journey with Fine Art Cards:

Step 1: Conversation and Display

Use these larger format cards to explore the details of each work of art and learn about the year it was made, the artist, and the artwork's style. Then, invite the children to decorate the classroom with their favorites on mini-easels they place throughout the room.

Fine Art Display Cards (Fine Art Folders)

Fine Art Matching Cards

Step 3: Early Writing Skills

Inspire budding writers to describe their favorite artworks using writing tools like the movable alphabet, chalkboards, or pencil/paper (whatever is appropriate for that child).

Step 4: Reading and Artist Recognition

Introduce 3-Part Fine Art and Artist Cards to connect artworks with their names and creators. Here, children start to understand that both the name of the art and the name of the artist are important. The artists presented correspond with the artists for each piece of art included in the series.

Fine Art 3-Part Cards

Artists 3-Part Cards

Step 5: Advanced Matching

Challenge students with 4-Part Cards, matching artwork images, names, and artists.

Fine Art 4-Part Cards