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Video Lesson Plans
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Blick is excited to announce our new Video Lesson Plans! We've taken some of our most popular lesson plans and have turned them into easy to follow video lesson plans. Just click play, sit back, and see our great projects come to life. |
Easy Fabric Batik with Glue |
NEW VIDEO LESSON PLANS |
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Students learn the functionality of tooled metal and texture. 
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5 – 12 |
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One means by which fossils are formed is "carbonization". Over time, compression and heat remove the elements from plants and leave a detailed carbon impression behind. Glass fusion can demonstrate this process in just a few hours.
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5 – 12 |
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Illumination is the decorating of books or manuscripts with ornate lettering, scrollwork, icons and images. This lesson plan introduces an easy and inexpensive way to apply metal leaf to a single letter, then embellish it using colored pencils.
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5 – 12 |
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Students will design and sculpt a dimensional piece of artwork, creating a variety of textures, lines and depths.
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5 – 12 |
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This lesson plan uses interactive floating layers and windows to create depth within the artwork.
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3 – 12 |
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In the Philippines, during the Festival of Lights, parol (puh-roll), or star-shaped lanterns, symbolize the victory of light over darkness as well as hope and goodwill. These simple parol are created with natural reed, translucent rice paper and liquid watercolor. Displayed in a window or hanging from a light fixture, they make colorful, festive decorations for any season.
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3 – 8 |
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Explore the beauty of fabric batik without the danger of hot wax or dyes. Simply trace a design onto muslin with washable glue and add brilliant color.
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3 – 8 |
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Dimensional collage using wire mesh and acrylic gel medium. Develop color, texture and design with paint, photocopies, images, music, text, colorful papers and many different objects inside the transaprent gel. Once dry, the form can be easily manipulated into a bowl.
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5 – 12 |
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This process takes any computer image and turns it into a 3-dimensional sculpture.
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5 – 12 |
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This project uses pastels; a favored medium of Impressionist artists – drawn onto matte surface Shrink Film. The chalk of the pastels doesn't actually shrink, it simply condenses along with the film to form rich, intense areas of color.
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3 – 10 |
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"Secco" is the term used for applying color to dry plaster, the manner Da Vinci used in his famed "The Last Supper." Using Plaster of Paris, students create drawings then purposefully add stress fractures.
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1 – 12 |
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Students create a dimensional line drawing out of flexible wire then cover it with assorted papers and tissues for a whimsical, lightweight sculpture.
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5 – 12 |
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Give students an opportunity to enjoy creating random organic forms with color and transparency similar to actual glass.
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2 – 12 |
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Students will enjoy exploring the wide variety of textures they can create with acrylic modeling paste on a rigid surface.
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3 – 8 |
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This lesson will attract students to the abstract as they create their own hanging kinetic sculptures from lightweight polyester material.
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5 – 12 |
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