To earn this week’s Art Badge, complete this music-inspired art project in the style of Wassily Kandinsky, who thought of his paintings as “visual music.”
Because of this, music was very important to the first abstract artists, who used colors and shapes to represent how music made them feel. Week 3: Like music, abstract art expresses feelings and emotions. Week 2: This week we’ll be working with tangrams! You’ll be making your own set and using them to recreate elements from paintings, and creating your own composition while looking at and learning about art from around the world. Please share your art with us after completing this packet ! Through hands-on experimentation, you will learn about warm colors, cool colors, tints and shades, complementary colors, and more. Week 1: Create works of art to better understand color theory. You can print out your completion certificate here: Art | Code | Read | Explore | Make You can still send us photos of your projects for a chance to be featured on our website and social media! Email your photos to or tag us on Instagram you like this summer's activities, or do you have suggestions for us? Take our survey! ( disponible en español) We hope you enjoyed doing them as much as we enjoyed making them!
Thank you for taking part in this year's Summer Learning activities.
Themes of the Week: Color, Shapes, Sound, Biology, Space, Comics, Ice Cream, Collaboration, Build Make - from clever crafts to more techy creations, you'll find all kinds of interesting projects here.ĭon't forget to sign up for the Summer Learning Challenge! Youth ages 0-18 who complete the challenge can enter to win a $1000 college scholarship! You can find logs here. Read - book lists, writing prompts, and games to keep your brain in shape.Įxplore - get outside, get some exercise, and learn some new moves. Click on a category to go directly to that section.Īrt - learn about art and artists, draw, make music, and spark your creativity with our art projects.Ĭode - complete these projects to learn about programming, science, and technology.
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