Some people tend to be crafty, and others have a more classical approach to art. I do a little of both but tend more toward a fine arts approach when it comes to materials. If you’re looking for help in choosing art supplies, look no further! I’ve made a list and done the shopping for you!
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This list offers important art supplies designated for beginner, intermediate, and advanced students. It is by no means intended to limit materials to any age group but is categorized in hopes of assisting you, Homeschool Mom. Use this big list to easily identify materials that work well for most learners and, if you’re not already, consider putting art into your homeschool repertoire. As always, keep in mind your child’s needs and abilities.
What would you add to this big list of homeschool art supplies?
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Stephanie was a military spouse for 20 years and is a veteran homeschooler. She developed numerous homeschool curriculum freebies and notebooking pages as well as art unit studies for local homeschool co-ops. She is currently a master gardener and is pursuing a degree in horticulture. She is also starting a non-profit organization in memory of her daughter which empowers artists with mental illnesses and supports their families.
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Great post, will definitely be sharing this! Thanks, Stephanie. Cass @ TheUnpluggedFamily.com
Great post, will definitely be sharing this! Thanks, Stephanie. Cass @ TheUnpluggedFamily.com