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The element of _____ is most frequently associated with music, dance, and poetry, but it can be just as much a quality in art. (rhythm)

The term ______ encompasses a broad range of media including TV, computer games, movies, books, comic books, advertising, entertainment, toys, games, and trading cards.
(kid culture)

The element of ______ provides one of the most exciting characteristics in all the arts; sensitive teachers frequently help children become more aware of the power of _______ by pointing out how two colors next to each other makes the shapes stand out. (contrast)

-Parten
-------Play is a measure of child's increasing social maturity; developmental stages of play; onlooker, solitary, parallel, associative and cooperative
-Piaget
------Play is assimilation child makes world adapt to him; three stages of play: sensorimotor, symbolic, and games with rules
-Smilansky
------Play aids child's social development; sic criteria of dramatic play: imitative role play, make-believe, verbal make-believe, persistence in role play, interaction, and verbal communication
-Vygotsky
------Play directly supports the development of child's cognitive powers; symbolic play promotes abstract thinking

Information sites
---Enhanced with sounds and videos, this site is rich reference resources that teachers and parents can use to model or assist children in answering questions, use to model or assist in answering questions, making new discoveries, and building knowledge

Communication sites
-----Children interact with teachers, friends, relatives or classrooms across the street, in another city, or even across the globe; using simple email addresses to write letters, compose stories, create poems, or work on a class project

Interaction sites
-----Similar to software programs, using sound, animation, sound effects, and high quality realistic graphics

Publication cites
-----Used as a resource to actually display children's work

Original for drawing, and still is use today, were pure earth, cut and shaped into implements; the addition as a binder created fabricating material that we know as pastel. Used by the early master painters were generally limited to reds, black and white.
----Chalk

Examples of the use begin in the 19th century; consist of an oily or waxy binder impregnated with pigments of color. Records exist of a variety of prescriptions for binders, involving soap, salad oil, linseed oil, spermaceti, and beeswax.
----Crayons

The earliest known, black carbon was prepared by the Egyptians and Chinese. This was follows by iron-gall, bistre, and sepia. Today a wide variety is available, but the best know is India, which is really a waterproof carbon black.
----Ink

Were not successfully developed until the 20th century.
----Pens

Bristles obtained from the bodies of hogs and boars found in Central and Eastern Europe. Splits into two or three tiny forms on the end called flags.
-----Brushes

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