Monet’s Home and Garden Students are always intrigued by the Masters of Art, such as the artist Claude Monet. This lesson is a great start when developing a… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Sail Boats During the 1860s, Monet, in his twenties, began developing a style that would catch the attention of other artists. Monet is known for creating… Continue Reading →
Monet Sunflowers When people think of sunflowers they think of Dutch painter Vincent Van Gogh. He is the most famous artist to be associated with painting… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Cap d’ Antibes Landscapes Landscapes are always a favorite of my students. I know they enjoy the process of applying paints in vivid colors and I enjoy their… Continue Reading →
Fields of Tulips With The Rijnsburg Windmill: Monet Unit By now if you have been following me on Instagram you know I have just completed my Thematic Unit: Monet-Colors of the Sea. Here… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Garden Flowers Hey, if you’re like me you’re itching to get out and work in the garden. During the summer my art palette is my garden.… Continue Reading →
Irises by Monet Irises were among Monet’s favorite flowers. They lined the pathways leading up to the house and Japanese bridge on the artist’s property at… Continue Reading →
Monet’s Fields of Poppies Argenteuil, a region just outside of Paris, was where Monet lived for 7 years. It was a wonderful place for Monet to find… Continue Reading →
Middle School Monets I just had to post these projects that my 6th graders created. I am so proud how beautiful these turned out. I know these… Continue Reading →
