This is art appreciation and a memory game—fun for ages 4 and up. Discover America's greatest artists as you match up pairs of art tiles. Then collect your winnings on eight art collecting cards that show the beauty and grandeur of life in America.

These fun and educational Art Games teach through updated versions of classic games. A special set of art cards are used to play "Go Fish" and "Concentration" while the companion book explains the story behind each painting featured.

A must-have for any art history curriculum, these ready-to-use, spiral-bound paperback books include fully illustrated lessons, 40 full-color slides, and 88 projects for grades 7-12.

In the Art Shark! game, players use sneaky tricks to make a fortune collecting art. Switching real artworks with fakes, and outbidding other players at auction for the real artworks - then making opponents bid higher on the fakes - are the way its done.

This series of instructional cards uses examples and diagrams to illustrate and reinforce art basics. Each on durable cardstock and scored so that it can be folded and used as a flash card for testing - or displayed so students can take a closer look.

Daily Warm-Ups are a wonderful way to turn extra classroom minutes into valuable learning time. Each set contains 180 quick activities - one for each day of the school year - that encourage art appreciation with simple, hands-on assignments.

Introduce children to artist's tools, techniques, and terminology with this fun game that is played like Bingo. Each game includes 30 player cards that teach and reinforce basic facts and knowledge about art or famous artists.

Master Kitz are not only educational, they make a keepsake for young artists to keep, share, and enjoy. Based on famous artworks, every kit contains tools for young artists to create their own interpretations, as well as learning materials that deepen their understanding of the original artwork.

Drawing portraits like the Masters is easy with this three-in-one system. The Golden X proportion tool and ruler help students place and draw facial features, and also helps teachers with limited knowledge of portraiture to teach it to their students.

With up-to-date information on hazardous materials, tools, and procedures to help art teachers understand the hazards that exist and how to make their artroom safe. Well-organized, easy-to-use guide includes web links to info, forms, and checklists.

Teachers will find a new art and literacy tool focusing on the line-the most basic of all art elements. Video and audio clips will help the lessons come alive in any classroom. Children delight in exploring spatial relationships and constructing shapes.