One of my favorite ways to engage students is to use pixel art. Use https://t.co/gL2b37Amhc to start an activity with students being creative. Each student creates their OWN picture. #studentengagement #GoogleEDU #googleSheets https://t.co/T18il9MXgC
— Alice Keeler (@alicekeeler) Jul 9, 2022
Geometric Landscapes Paint Night - YouTube https://t.co/HlybzKiKo4
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) Jul 7, 2022
Discover DALL-E, the Artificial Intelligence Artist That Turns Your Search Terms into Surreal Artwork https://t.co/DiIs9cyvOP via @openculture
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) Jun 18, 2022
Glitch Art Generator https://t.co/RUZY6Rs6Kw
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) May 28, 2022
So proud of my grade 6 Google Drawing - creative landscapes. This was their last task for me during virtual school. I won’t see them again until next year. @ssischool https://t.co/Rnxf3H8cXS
— Rebecca Jardin (@rtjardin) Dec 15, 2021
Awesome @rramapriya
— Cheri Sterman (@CheriSterman) May 20, 2021
Sketching nature helps Ss observe closely and connect all the STEAM disciplines. As educators we get a window into what Ss understand.
Art Make Thinking Visible#PrimarySTEMchat https://t.co/qSHs34MN79 pic.twitter.com/w4fVC9Q8mh
Art is good for your kids—and here’s the science why https://t.co/vhmFLN0DEl
— Libby Beaty (@LibbyBeaty) February 6, 2021
Make Mondrian Art with Google Sheets https://t.co/ZvhJbeNCnb Tech skills, art, and math! #GSuiteEDU#ControlAltAchieve pic.twitter.com/tGMBCrBjeb
— Eric Curts (@ericcurts) December 28, 2020
Love these “Dot” creations by @_KLeese_ & her @Y4NIST students in honor of @peterhreynolds. Awesome way to leverage the Makerspace for a literacy connection. #NISTis #isedcoach #makered #edchat pic.twitter.com/uZetIDIsRj
— Ben Sheridan (@B_Sheridan) September 22, 2020
Take a look on what is coming soon at my youtube channel: Programa de Índio! I'm creating a playgroundBook about Generative Art. Soon you will be able to learn and play with some of this amazing algorithms! And the best part: in many languages!#everyoneCanCode #AppleEDUchat pic.twitter.com/x4Jz67nxQ5
— Pedro Cacique (@phcacique) July 18, 2020
8 art documentaries to stream if you can't visit a gallery https://t.co/eH9U0k7mkr pic.twitter.com/BZGVHEsRDv— Mashable (@mashable) June 7, 2020
I was so inspired by everyone’s ideas to get outside that I got my 3 year old outside painting with a leaf “paintbrush”. We went for a nature walk and collected some leaves to use. He loved it! #PrimarySTEMchat pic.twitter.com/zYXyGVTpz7— Fi Morrison (@FiMorrison2) April 24, 2020
Gr.4’s @FlorenceMeares were challenged 2 be creative this week and one option was to create #pixelart on #GoogleSheets as learned prior to #distancelearning I’m so proud of the work they turned in. Here are a few pieces of their #EarthDay2020 #ART #hdsbstillconnected @HaltonDSB pic.twitter.com/F9IfAo62ed— Sez Nalsok B.A.,B.Ed.,M.Ed. (@mrsnalsok) April 22, 2020
Sharing another teacher's fabulous gr 3-5 art lesson. Would take an hour or so. Architecture, line types. Materials: Pencil, marker, paper, brush. #artsed https://t.co/qGmmKp8mWE
— Joanna Elliott (@MrsElliottArt) March 22, 2020
perspective pic.twitter.com/xGoUKbTDRC
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) February 9, 2020
My Art lesson for tomorrow... as HK schools are temporarily closed it’s so important S’s can still love learning. The full lesson in at https://t.co/vaWBELhqgg #edchat #edutwitter #edchat #ibpyp pic.twitter.com/vMrJx3w99N
— Chris Gadbury (@chrisgadbury) February 4, 2020
As with any creative activity, pixel art can have many applications for education. https://t.co/TnvmaQwUWM ericcurts #cooltools #gttribe #steam pic.twitter.com/C5AKaEbmZS
— 𝒯𝒶𝓂𝓂𝓎 𝑀𝒸𝐿𝒶𝒾𝓃 (@tmclain903) January 27, 2020
Voice and choice is great in art. However, clearly defined success criteria needs to be communicated to students. The last 2 weeks of unit, they will be working on an area of their interest but will be guided by specific success criteria. pic.twitter.com/n93gyvDlOt
— αη∂у ναѕιℓу (@andyvasily) January 26, 2020
For these artists, math is their musehttps://t.co/2MsL75oQ7r
— Thomas Hammerlund (@thammerlund) January 10, 2020
"The Dancers" , Salvador Dali , 1949 pic.twitter.com/4ItXWrAvE2
— RΛMIN NΛSIBOV (@RaminNasibov) December 24, 2019
