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/Home/Professional Development/Teaching Resources/Using Internet Technology/WebQuests & Treasure Hunts/Art a message to our visitors Votes:0 A message to visitors of the @rtroom: The @rt room is closed. However, a number of popular files from the site have been moved to: http://www.artjunction.org/ You will be automatically redirected in 5 seconds. With regards, Craig Roland @rt room webmaster Read More Go to Site Artists' Self Portraits Votes:0 Artists' Self Portraits The subjects of art vary from artist to artist. They can range from a painting of a busy rehearsal in a cramped dance studio to a photograph of a calm desert in the morning light. The choice of subjects depends upon what kind of story the artist wants to tell and show their audience. drawing by Keith Haring No matter what subjects artists choose, the one subject that all share is that of themselves, the self-portrait. Self-portraits are not just a reflection of what they look like but also of how the artist interprets themselves and the world around them. It is perhaps the most personal story that the artist can tell and makes the self-portrait one of art's most important subjects. Your task Pretend that you work for the San Diego Museum of Art as an art collector. Read More Go to Site Circus Votes:0 Acrobats, Animals, Clowns Jugglers and More! Introduction | Task | The Process | Student Sites | Resources Extensions | Conclusion | Fun | Science Sites Introduction Have you ever thought about being in a circus? What act would you want to perform? What would your life be like if you were part of a circus? Your Task You will begin by learning about many different circus acts. You will see and learn how people live while working in the circus. Once you've finished exploring and learning you will compare 2 circus events. Then you will write a circus poem and illustrate it. The Process 1. Look at all parts of the circus. Click on the pictures to find information about special parts of a circus. Circus Events and Places to Search for Circus Information Acrobats and Jugglers 2. Look at some of Read More Go to Site Colonial American Art Votes:0 This entire page will be displayed in browsers that do not support frames. Edit in this mode to customize this page for non-frame-supporting browsers. For browsers that do support frames, design your page in the Edit Frames mode. Read More Go to Site Webquest-WWW Scavenger Hunt Votes:0 Art-Based Scavenger Hunt IN THE PROCESS OF UPDATING: BAD LINKS an Internet Scavenger Hunt learn to surf the Web (and a little about art!) for students grades 6 and up Yahooligans! recommended ( Yahooligans Arts ) content clues in each question are based on Yahooligans! categories under the Art sections only. Print the page and look for answers on the WWW - answers can be obtained by email . 1. Where can you find a picture of Beaumaris Castle ? URL: ____________________________________________________ 2. What does Darth Vader have to do with the Washington National Cathedral ? ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________ 3. Th Read More Go to Site

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