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Brand New! Art Terms - Vocabulary Word Flash Cards $2.99 Use these flashcards with your students to learn more than 50 different art vocabulary words.   Art terms include:  •        Aesthetic •        Analogous colors •        Avant-garde •        Cloisonné •        Collage •        Complementary Colors •        Decoupage •        Diptych •        Foreground •        Foreshortening •        Fresco •        Genre Painting •        Gesso •        Gouache •        Impasto •        Intermediate Colors •        Intaglio •        Kiln •        Landscape •        Lithography •        Matte •        Medium •        Monochromatic •        Montage •        Mosaic •        Motif •        Mural •        Negative Space •        Opaque •        Palette •        Pastels •        Patron •        Perspective •        Pigment •        Plein Air •        Polyptych •        Portrait •        Positive Space •        Primary Colors •        Proportion •        Relief •        Sculpture •        Secondary Colors •        Self-Portrait •        Series •        Shade •        Still Life •        Symmetry •        Texture •        Tint •        Tone •        Translucent •        Triptych •        Vellum •        Woodcut Use alone or in conjunction with our art movement and artist line of Interactive Booklets.  This book is in Tablet Format and does not need to be printed.

Kindle History Corner I hope everyone has been enjoying studying the American Civil War Period biographies!  There are so many!  We wrapped up our American Civil War study with the biographies and with talking about our own family history.  We had ancestors on both the North and South sides of the conflict. My husband's great-grandfather, Daniel Saxton (pictured far left), fought for the Union as a very young man.  He may have lied about his age to enlist under the age of 16.  He marched in Sherman's March across the South in 1864. My great-great-great-grandfather, Brice Martin, fought for the Confederacy in the 57th Virginia Infantry.  He died of disease in a Union prison on April 16, 1865, at Hart's Island, New York Harbor. Late 1800s We will now move into the last half of the 1800s, which included Reconstruction, re-uniting the North and South, and new areas being industrialized.  Inventions increasingly became available to the masses.  Photography became more common-place, bringing us an extensive photographic history of the age that we've not had of any period in history prior to this. Westward Expansion grew the Nation. Relations with the Native Americans were strained. This week we will focus on the Reconstruction. FREEBIE Download this FREEBIE about the Early American West! Every Kindle Lapbook and Lapbook Journal includes a coupon on the last page for the FREE PDF version so that you can print the pages! Click Here to Join Our Newsletter for News & Freebies!