A valuable resource for future teachers, Art Starts is available free with every copy of the Artworks for Elementary Teachers. It is a collection of lesson plans that offers programs and activities for the elementary classroom.

ART STARTS A Supplement for Implementing the Concepts in ARTWORKS FOR ELEMENTARY TEACHERS

Education & Teaching

Herberholz, Donald

Herberholz, Barbara

Schools & Teaching

McGraw–Hill Education

Artworks for Elementary Teachers serves elementary education majors with little or no prior background in art. It provides introductory experiences both in knowing how to create art and how to respond to it. The four areas of study in discipline-based art education--aesthetics, art production, art criticism and art history--are covered thoroughly and include the latest in state and national standards.

Artworks for Elementary Teachers with Art Starts

Arts & Photography

Study & Teaching

Well-researched and complete with art images, the ninth edition of Artworks for Elementary Teachers serves elementary education majors with little or no prior background in art. It provides introductory experiences both in knowing how to create art and how to respond to it. The four areas of study in discipline-based art education--aesthetics, art production, art criticism and art history--are covered thoroughly and have been thoroughly updated to include the latest in state and national standards.

Looseleaf for Artworks for Elementary Teachers, book alone

"A classic for pre-service teacher preparation in our field for many years, this current edition continues the adventure into understanding and appreciating the wisdom, wit, and amazing capabilities of pre-school, kindergarten, and primary level youth." - NAEA News

Early Childhood Art

Hanson, Lee C

McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages

Well-researched and stocked with art images, the eighth edition of Artworks for Elementary Teachers serves elementary education majors for whom this may be a first course in art. It provides introductory experiences both in knowing how to create art and how to respond to it. The four areas of study in discipline-based art education--aesthetics, art production, art criticism and art history--are covered thoroughly.

Artworks for Elementary Teachers: Developing Artistic and Perceptual Awareness

Mcgraw-Hill College