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Lexiqu'Art
LUCIE CLÉMENT and CATHERINE ROBERT
Complying with the MELS programme, this document is addressed to teachers wanting practical support in order to cover in class various elements of plastic language.
(53 pages)
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Arts plastiques 1 et 2
Collaboration of Chantal Morin
Arts plastiques 1 and 2 were designed to help teachers introduce students to various drawing techniques such as using chalk, pencils, pastels and charcoal. These books also introduce visual arts vocabulary such as lines, forms, volume, texture and so on.
(50 pages)
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BricolIdées
CATHERINE BEAULIEU - CLAIRE TOURIGNY
"Pencils, cardboard, glue and scissors are all you need to create animals, mobiles and puppets in no time at all." BricolIdées 1 and 2 provide 28 do-it-yourself projects to play with or to offer at traditional holidays such as St. Valentine's Day, Easter, Mother's Day, Halloween and Christmas.
Original or reinvented, the projects have various levels of creation difficulties and are meant to be done with minimum supervision. Each project is clearly described (required materials and tools, steps for assembling and making, pattern) for a great final result. Suggestions and tricks complete the instructions.
Volume 1 (50 pages)
Volume 2 (45 pages)
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Imagine ta BD
PHILIPPE ARSENAULT-BUSSIÈRES
This book will help children to understand the making of a comic strip or comic book, or to create a new one themselves if they wish by using their imagination.
With its relevant exercises, Imagine ta BD will provide students with all of the tools they need to become discriminating cartoonists.
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Collection « les activités
fleurus »
This affordable collection offers juniors a wide range of manual activities. Short texts, blueprints and colour illustrations allow even beginners to take up without difficulty a most varied range of techniques.
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Pâques
Muriel Damasio
Easter is fast approaching…there’s no time to lose! With foam, paper, modeling clay, eggs and paint, kids will make all kinds of objects to decorate the house or to give as original gifts. Papier mache bells, animal candles, an Easter tree…. And, of course, decorated and disguised eggs. In short, the little ones will do all the work!
5 to 12 years old. |
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Qu'est-ce que L'art ?
Maria Caria Prette et Alfonso De Giorgis
A book for learning the language of art, its means of expression, its codes and symbols. An itinerary that includes the discovery of the secrets of painting, architecture, comic books and photography. In short, a very handsome work of popularization, offering ways to carry out your class projects or to prepare for your courses.
De 12 à 92 ans. |
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Bricolo-récup
Vanessa Lebailly
With everyday wrappings, one can make marvels! Plastic bottles become mischievous rabbits, toothpaste tubes turn into tropical fish and cups disguise themselves as cup-and-ball games. With a little cunning, the little critters will transform everything!
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Le livre de la fête
Isabelle Bochot
This book offers more than 150 things kids can do to organize a party, from A to Z. With clear patterns and detailed explications, here are ideas for inexpensive disguises, makeup, decoration, recipes and easy to make games.
De 6 à 12 ans. |
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