Planning

Art

• The child learned about color theory and how different colors can be used to create visual impact in their planning.
• They developed their creativity and imagination through the planning of their art project.
• The child learned about composition and how to arrange different elements within their art piece.
• They practiced critical thinking skills by considering the different steps and elements necessary for their art plan.

For continued development, encourage the child to explore different techniques and styles of art planning, such as sketching thumbnails, creating mood boards, or even experimenting with digital planning tools. They can also learn about famous artists and how they planned their artworks. Additionally, encourage them to keep a planning journal to document their ideas and progress.

Book Recommendations

• Art Workshop for Children by Barbara Rucci: This book provides creative art exercises and projects that encourage exploration and creativity in children.
• Imagine a Forest: Designs and Inspirations for Enchanting Folk Art by Dinara Mirtalipova: This book introduces imaginative and whimsical art projects that can inspire the child's planning skills.
• How to Think Like an Artist by Will Gompertz: This book explores the thought processes and planning strategies of famous artists, providing insight into the art planning process.