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Tag Archives: creative
Creative Creation
I had an idea for an assignment for my Art II students for quite a long time before acting on it. I wasn’t quite sure how to implement the plan. I wasn’t sure what materials I would use. I kept … Continue reading
Posted in Activities for Children, Art, Composition/Design, Education, Teaching
Tagged Art, assignment, cooperative learning, creation, creative, group work
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Creative Way to Teach Art Appreciation
Cartoons have included lessons in music and art appreciation for years. I recently came across a movie with cartoon characters that included a short section teaching art appreciation. The movie is titled, “Looney Tunes: Back in Action”. The setting of … Continue reading
Posted in Activities for Children, Art, Creativity, Education, Painting, Teaching
Tagged Art, art appreciation, cartoons, creative, looney tunes back in action, Teaching
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Twas the Night Before Christmas
My daughter, Lara DeHaven, is a writer for My Creativity Blog. She also writes for her own blog, Texas Homesteader and another blog called Welcome to the Ranch. Lara is very creative and has been spending weeks creating gifts for … Continue reading
Posted in Creativity, Family
Tagged beefmaster, Christmas, Clement C. Moore, creative, homesteader, lara dehaven, night, poem, ranch, santa, texas
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Creativity Devotional – Painful Rest?
Creative work makes me happy, but the subsequent pauses for the rest are all the more painful, for then one begins to think things over. ~ Hugo Wolf, composer Thoughts: Each time I read the quote above I seem to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Creativity, Devotional
Tagged creative, Creativity, creativity devotional, Devotional, God, Hugo Wolf, prayer, quote
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The Creative Call – Chapter Three: Awakening
Hello and welcome to my series of articles on The Creative Call by Janice Elsheimer. Each Wednesday I post an article about my journey through the book. This week’s article is about Chapter Three: Awakening. I tried to read the … Continue reading
Posted in Blocked?, Books, Creativity
Tagged awakening, chapter three, creative, Creativity, God, janice elsheimer, relationship with god, The Creative Call
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