I have been trying to focus this month on finishing up some of those partly done units that I used one year. My art notebooking pages are part of those items on my to-do list. My goal is to have all 7 grades done.
Art is one of those subjective subjects meaning sometimes grades don’t matter. So having all of them done, I hope to use the rest of them as I go along.
Free Art Notebooking Pack {Set 4}
I have completed grades 5, 6, and 7. You can find them on my art unit page.
Today, I have completed grade 4 or Packet 4.
Just to remind you of how to use them, I added the picture above to show you.
Both notebooking sets are almost the same except for one minor detail or one box.
One set has a sketch box at the bottom right and the other set has a text box at the bottom right.
You decide how much writing/research or sketching your child needs to do. Too, you can mix and match the sets. Download both and decide what you need that year.
For example, you can print one page for one piece of art work to sketch and print another page from the other set to write more facts on another art piece.
For each page, have your child record
- the artist’s name
- a few facts about the artist which you can find in the download on my site
- the title of the art where the parenthesis are and
- a few facts about the art
Then depending on which set you chose, your child will either sketch a small picture or write more interesting facts.
HOW TO GET THE FREE HOMESCHOOL ART CURRICULUM FOR GRADES 1 TO 8 AND NOTEBOOKING PAGES
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Renae says
These are very nice. Thank you so much for linking up to the Kids Learning Printables Linky Party.
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Tina Robertson says
You are so welcome Renae and always thank you for hosting the party. A great place to find some wonderful freebies.
Katie says
Thank you very much for these, art is one subject we don’t cover enough in our homeschool.
Tina Robertson says
I hear ya Katie! I feel the same way and that is the exact reason I created them. Something easy and quick but that could be made fun if you wanted to. I still have the next few levels to go.