Process Art & Exploration in Early Childhood Education

Process Art & Exploration in Early Childhood Education, available at $49.99, with 13 lectures.

You will learn about Difference between process art & product art Benefits of process art for young children How to create process art explorations for young children How to create a well stocked art supply on a budget Why it’s important to have art supplies accessible to children that they can use during class without adult help Ways to encourage or enhance process art in the classroom or early education setting This course is ideal for individuals who are Early educators: dayhome providers, preschool teachers, childcare workers or Early educators who are seeking more information on the benefits of process art for young children. or Early educators seeking guidance on how to create process art explorations. It is particularly useful for Early educators: dayhome providers, preschool teachers, childcare workers or Early educators who are seeking more information on the benefits of process art for young children. or Early educators seeking guidance on how to create process art explorations.

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Summary

Title: Process Art & Exploration in Early Childhood Education

Price: $49.99

Number of Lectures: 13

Number of Published Lectures: 13

Number of Curriculum Items: 13

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 13

Original Price: $49.99

Quality Status: approved

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What You Will Learn

Difference between process art & product art
Benefits of process art for young children
How to create process art explorations for young children
How to create a well stocked art supply on a budget
Why it’s important to have art supplies accessible to children that they can use during class without adult help
Ways to encourage or enhance process art in the classroom or early education setting

Who Should Attend

Early educators: dayhome providers, preschool teachers, childcare workers
Early educators who are seeking more information on the benefits of process art for young children.
Early educators seeking guidance on how to create process art explorations.

Target Audiences

Early educators: dayhome providers, preschool teachers, childcare workers
Early educators who are seeking more information on the benefits of process art for young children.
Early educators seeking guidance on how to create process art explorations.

In the Process Art & Exploration course we will explore:

the difference between process art and product art

examples of what process art can look like
how to create longer art explorations that may be explored by children over the course of several classes or weeks

the extensive benefits of process art for children

the questions that I often ask myself that really ignite out of the box creativity when setting up process art explorations for children & how you can use these question to become a master at presenting engaging art explorations in your own classroom

all about the art supplies that I recommend including using recyclable materials in art projects

tips and tricks that will guide you in building your art supply on even the strictest budget

the benefits of having a ‘yes mindset’ and how saying yes can greatly influence process art and empower children

numerous process art explorations that I have done in my own classroom, with photos and extensive explanations, These examples will provide educators with ideas that can easily be incorporated into their own classrooms & ideas that can be adapted to fit their own needs.
ideas on how to change up process art explorations
WHY it’s important to have art supplies always accessible to children, what art materials I recommend to have available and tips on how to store them

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: Introduction

Lecture 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Process Art VS Product Art

Lecture 1: Process Art & Product Art Definitions

Chapter 3: Benefits of Process Art

Lecture 1: Benefits of Process Art

Chapter 4: An Example of Process Art & the reasons why it is process art

Lecture 1: Example Of Process Art

Chapter 5: 'Yes' Mindset

Lecture 1: Say Yes to the Process

Chapter 6: Breaking down Process Art

Lecture 1: Process Art Can Be….

Lecture 2: A look at multiple process art activities

Chapter 7: Questions that I ask myself when creating Process Art explorations

Lecture 1: Questions to ask yourself to provoke out of the box thinking

Chapter 8: Strict Budget? No problem.

Lecture 1: Tips & tricks to creating process art on a budget.

Chapter 9: Essential Art Supplies & Fostering Authentic Process Art

Lecture 1: Essential Art Supplies & Creating an accessible Art Area

Chapter 10: Recycling Items to Collect and Use

Lecture 1: Recycling Items to Collect

Chapter 11: Transitioning to process art activities in your early education setting.

Lecture 1: 4 tips to help educators confidently implement process art in their classroom

Chapter 12: Conclusion

Lecture 1: What can you do to encourage or enhance process art in your classroom? A review

Instructors

Brandie Wolbeck
Early Childhood Educator

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