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The TLC Lessons
books were created for kindergartners to teach the kindergarten
curriculum. However, they have been successfully used in
classes from preschool to 3rd grade as well as in ESL and
special education classes.
The TLC directed art lessons are designed to help the children
develop their self confidence and creative ability. The children
are given only squares and rectangles to create pictures.
The children learn to cut circles, ovals and triangles from
squares and rectangles. All of the children begin with the
same materials and follow the same directions, but the results
are individual and no two creations look alike.
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TLC directed art lessons help children: |
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learn to follow oral and visual
directions
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develop fine-motor skills
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strengthen eye-hand coordination
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learn color and shape recognition
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develop an awareness of spatial
relationships
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learn to work individually
and independently
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Step-by-step
illustrations show simply and clearly how each
cut and paste lesson is done. The lessons can be directed
step-by-step to the whole group or modeled for independent
use.
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Create an Attractive
Classroom Environment
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Illustrate Big
Books for the Classroom
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Create Individual
Reading Books for Children
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Fall, Winter, & Spring
The lessons in this book celebrate the Fall season September through November. The lessons include Fall holidays, historical events, and more. The lessons can be used in any order depending on how they fit into your curriculum. The lessons are School Bus, Fall Tree, Fruit Bowl, Columbus Day, Scarecrow, Five Pumpkins, Bat, Turkey, Pilgrim Man, Pilgrim Woman, Indian Corn, and Rainbow Crow.
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