

| ART and Science |
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When you think about it, it's not too surprising that artists as diverse as Leonardo da Vinci, John James Audubon, and Beatrice Potter delved into both. Science and Art have much in common! Both science and art inspire creative thinking, close observation, and interaction with real materials to understand and explore the world we live in. Both science and art stimulate the imagination and cause us to wonder and investigate! Tapping both the right side of the brain and the left side of the brain, science and art are naturally integrated through measurements, diagrams, perspective, proportions, photographs, drawings and paintings of observations, notations of line, shape, color, and texture. They are dynamic partners! How did that sunset get so red? What makes the leaves change color in autumn? Look at those features on that leopard! What creates the Northern Lights, and why at only certain times of the year? How many colors can a chameleon change? ...And so on... Help your Right-brain-dominant student! Use their natural inquisitiveness and artistic bent to record their observations and learning through drawing or painting the colors, textures, shapes, habitat, etc., of their scientific explorations and investigations. It's a valid and effective form of note-taking for right-brained students who have a bent toward the artistic side of things. This meets the learning style of students who are at odds with more traditional left-brained styles of teaching. Interacting with the information in their preferred way will greatly increase their retention and interest in the subject matter. "You Can Do It! ART" DVD video watercolor painting enhances learning in all subjects by drawing on both sides of the brain for inquisitiveness, observation and creative thinking. Excellent teachers encourage excellence in their students through innovation and relaxing, fun ways to help students learn new things. Whether it's Newton's Laws of Motions on Ice or new ways of experimenting with watercolor painting, lines, color, and textures, explorations of curiosity, insight and fun produce life-long learning! (The colorful real-life toucan photo above inspired our logo of "Kandu" Toucan!) |

| "You Can Do It! ART" |
