It is finally finished and ready for you! I have been working hard over the last month to pull this ebook plan together as an easy to use resource for art and music appreciation study. I have incorporated some new ideas and followed some suggestions from the users of the summer and autumn art and music appreciation ebooks. If you are looking for a way to incorporate art and music into your homeschool plans, you will enjoy this ebook with your family.
- Full nine week plans for both art and music appreciation, specific suggestions for each week
- 40 pages long, including 16 custom notebooking pages
- 9 full-color large prints for artist study plus 8 mini-prints
- All links are provided for viewing artwork online, as well as additional study for Vermeer
- Every painting has a follow-up project: coloring pages, supplies lists, and full instructions provided
- Listening suggestions provided, many with online listening links, YouTube videos, and follow-up activities for Haydn
- Suggested additional resources to complement studies, reasonably priced
- This mini-unit was written so children of all ages can participate in art and music appreciation in your family. Viewing great paintings and listening to Haydn's music are both appropriate activities for all members of your family.
- This ebook plan is available for $3.95. (I have kept the price close to the same as my other mini-units even though this ebook offers far more than the previous ones.
This mini-unit can be used at any time of the year and is not seasonal in theme. My mini-units are written so you can pick and chose when to study and how to study each artist and composer featured. The plans are flexible enough that you can use them with all ages of children in your family.
The great thing about ebooks is that you purchase once and then you can use them multiple time and they are not consumed. You can print the notebooking pages and prints as many times as you need to for your family.
Would you like to see a sample?
HFA Vermeer and Haydn Sample
Note: There might be a delay in you receiving the ebook in your inbox. I am emailing each book out myself and the delay can be up to 24 hours. I usually can send them a lot quicker than that. Also, I will be emailing the ebook to the email address on your Paypal.com account.
If you have any questions, please email me: harmonyfinearts@yahoo.com.
You can check out all my mini-units, including a free unit, on my special Harmony Fine Arts Mini-Unit page.
8 comments:
was the movie The girl with one pearl earring true to life??? i always wondered but did no research!
I remember reading somewhere that the author who wrote the book that the movie is based on used a skeleton of facts to build the story.I have not read the book but I have seen the movie. If you do a quick Google search I am sure you can find the facts that are true about the movie.
Just wanted to say that the movie (Girl With The Pearl Earring) is not for children without previewing by a parent. I do not suggest it in the plans.
Quick question what age group are your units geared too? My favorite artist is Vermeer so I am very interested in this unit. My children are 6 and 8. Can I gear it to them?
I read the book "girl with the pearl earring" it was really, really good. I haven't seen the movie -- but the author did make up quite a bit of the story as not much is known of Vermeer.:)
I love the look of it! I can't wait to get to it!
All of my mini-units are written so you can be flexible and use one plan for all ages.
Viewing artwork is appropriate for all ages and the follow-up activities can be done as they would fit your child's interests and abilities.
Listening to the musical selections would also be appropriate for all ages of children. There are several choices for notebook pages, some that even younger children can complete.
Hope that helps. I will add this info to the post. Thanks for asking.
We have just started this mini uinit and I already love it! I did find something that may add to the studies- If you use NetFlix, they have:"The Great Artitsts:The Dutch Masters: Vermeer". We watched it today,it was very well done.
Thanks for the tip about the Netflix movie!
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