Grade 2: Painting
Students explore why artists create art, what tools and materials painters use, differences in artworks, and how art principles affect what we see.
Committed docents bring art alive in your classroom with hands-on art-making and demonstrations designed for children in grades 2-5.
Students explore why artists create art, what tools and materials painters use, differences in artworks, and how art principles affect what we see.
Students investigate processes used by Native Americans to create artworks, combine ideas with materials and techniques to make a work of art, learn to respond to art, and learn how art interprets time and culture.
Create artworks using procedures borrowed from another country (tie dyeing), explore how textile techniques have changed over time, discover how religious beliefs and values are reflected in art.
Develop personal expression through making a print in the classroom, explore different printmaking techniques, understand other cultures and times through the study of prints.
Docent-led tours are available Tuesday through Friday for school groups, during the hours from 10 am-5 pm (earlier arrivals may be arranged).
We ask teachers to schedule tours at least three weeks in advance of your visit. Self-guided tours are also welcomed with advance notice. Tours last approximately sixty minutes. Typically the museum can accommodate sixty students in the galleries.
For more information or to schedule a visit, please email artmuseum@miamioh.edu. Please include the following information in your e-mail or voicemail: