ART FOR EVERYONE

<p><strong>EPISODE 148 SEASON 4 | </strong>Art is subjective, right? So how can you teach someone what art is? It’s often a subject that as homeschoolers we may not think to teach or shy away from teaching because teaching art can be intimidating! But one way to look at teaching art is that yes it is subjective so everyone appreciates something different but it is also a chance for you to teach your child other skills as they are being creative.  Being creative or artistic requires them to make decisions, what color here, what medium should I use? It also stretches their brain to come up with new ideas or view things in a different way.</p> <p>Join Janna and her guest Karen Barge as they discuss art, and how it can elevate your homeschool and also set a wonderful basis for your student as they grow with decision-making and more.</p> <p><strong>ABOUT OUR GUEST |</strong> Karen Barge is a professional illustrator and artist who now teaches online art classes at Sunny Art Academy. Over 20 years, she taught various art classes for ages 5 to 85. She created her own curriculum for five years for the Vista Art Foundation&#39;s Gallery 204, including summer camps for kids like Alice in Wonderland and Art Around The World. Then Karen held teaching positions at several Montessori and Catholic schools for another six years. Her years of teaching included how to draw, paint parties, acrylic, watercolor, and oil painting to teens and adults. In the summer of 2023, Karen combined her children&#39;s, teen, and adult video art classes into one website, Sunny Art Academy. Karen has a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from The University of North Texas and a degree in Computer Graphics in Multimedia.</p> <p>Link to 7 Reasons Why Homeschooling Parents Need to Teach Art <a href="https://www.sunnyartacademy.com/pages/7-reasons">https://www.sunnyartacademy.com/pages/7-reasons</a> </p> <p><strong>LISTENER COUPON CODE</strong></p> <p><strong>★</strong><a href="https://www.bookshark.com/podcast-5"><strong>Request your coupon code</strong></a>