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EL-HI TEXTBOOKS & SERIALS IN PRINTÒ A Volume 1 Subject Index Art for All the Children: Approaches to Art Therapy for Children with ArtTalk: Reproducible Lesson Plans. Ragans. 2005. s.p. 28.50 A Disabilities. 2nd ed. Frances E. Anderson. (Illus.). 398p. 1992. 72.95 (978-0-07-860003-6(0)) Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. (978-0-398-05797-8(4)); pap. 48.95 (978-0-398-06007-7(X)) Thomas, Charles Arttalk: Reteaching Activities. 2000. s.p. 26.97 (978-0-02-662453-4(2)) C. Pub., Ltd. Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. ART (TEACHERS’ PROFESSIONAL BOOKS) Art for the Fun of It: A Guide for Teaching Young Children. Peggy Jenkins. ArtTalk: Teacher Classroom Resources. 4th ed. Ragans. 2005. s.p. 269.97 1980. pap. s.p. 5.56 (04723-3) Prentice Hall (Schl. Div.). (978-0-07-830601-3(9)) Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. Aesthetics: Issues & Inquiry. E. Louis Lankford. (Point of View Ser.). 106p. Art for Young Children. Donna Mussain. Leslie Britt, ed. (Kids’ Stuff Ser.). 1992. pap. 18.00 (978-0-937652-60-2(1), 214) National Art Education Assn. ArtTalk: Teacher Wraparound Edition. 4th ed. Ragans. 2005. s.p. 68.97 (Illus.). 80p. 1995. (gr. -1-k). pap. 9.95 (978-0-86530-309-6(6), IP 309-6) (978-0-07-830600-6(0)) Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. Architecture in Education: A Resource of Imaginative Ideas & Tested Incentive Pubns., Inc. Activities. Marcy Abhau, ed. (EIH) (gr. k-12). pap., tchr. ed. 25.00 resource Basic Technical Drawing: Instructor Resource Guide. 8th ed. Spencer, et al. bk. (9670-F3, Zephyr Pr.) Chicago Review Pr., Inc. Art, Grade 1: Teacher Resource Book. 3rd ed. Harcourt School Publishers 2004. (gr. 6-12). s.p. 70.98 (978-0-07-845750-0(5)) Glencoe/McGraw-Hill. Staff. (Harcourt School Publishers Art Everywhere Ser.). (ENG., Illus.). 96p. Art Activities for Children. George Hardiman & Theodore Zernich. 1981. s.p. Best of the Mailbox Arts & Crafts: Grades 2-3. The Mailbox Books Staff. 112p. 2003. 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(978-0-9648575-3-7(7)) Art History: A Contextual Inquiry Course. Virginia L. Fitzpatrick. (Point of View Cartooning 101: 6 Pack. Katherine Scraper, et al. (Early Connections Ser.). Vol. 4. (gr. 3). (978-0-9648575-4-4(5)) Ser.). 78p. 1992. pap. 18.00 (978-0-937652-59-6(8), 213) National Art 2011. 46.00 (978-1-4509-3205-9(3)) Benchmark Education Co. Vol. 5. (gr. 4). (978-0-9648575-5-1(3)) Education Assn. CEOE OSAT Art Sample Test Field 02. Sharon Wynne. XamOnline Staff, ed. Vol. 6. (gr. 5). (978-0-9648575-6-8(1)) Art in Story: Teaching Art History to Elementary School Children. Marianne (Xam Osat Ser.). (ENG.). 76p. 2006. per. 16.50 (978-1-58197-775-2(1)) Pub: Vol. 7. (gr. 6). (978-0-9648575-7-5(X)) Saccardi. (Illus.). xi, 313p. 1997. pap. 35.00 (978-0-208-02431-2(X), Library XAMonline, Inc. Dist(s): Ingram Publisher Services Art As a Basic: The Reformation in Art Education. W. Dwaine Greer. 137p. Professional Pubns.) Shoe String Pr., Inc. Child Development in Art. Anna Kindler, ed. 1997. pap. 22.00 1997. pap. 30.00 (978-0-87367-497-3(9), AB) Phi Delta Kappa Educational Art in the Classroom Series, 3 bks. suppl. ed. 4.95 ea. blackline masters. (978-0-937652-77-0(6), 221) National Art Education Assn. Foundation. Hayes Schl. Publishing Co., Inc. ChildArts: Integrating Curriculum Through the Arts. J. Garritson. 1979. (PE) Art, Books & Children: Art Activities Based on Children’s Literature. Joan Art Projects for Every Week of the School Year. 64p. (E) gr. k-3. 6.95 (gr. -1-2). s.p. 12.60 (978-0-201-02874-4(3)) Addison-Wesley Longman, Inc. Frost. (Illus.). 88p. 1984. (E) (gr. 1-6). spiral bd. 17.95 (978-0-938594-03-1(6)) (0-88313-897-2, H-AB825R) Child’s Right to the Expressive Arts. Mary R. Jalongo. 1990. 2.50 Special Literature Pr. Fifty Ready-to-Use Art Activities. 48p. (EI) (0-88313-866-2, H-AB823R) (978-0-87173-120-3(7), 229) Assn. for Childhood Education International. Art Connections. Kimberly B. Thompson & Diana S. Loftus. 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  • The Longboat Key Education Center 2020-2021

    The Longboat Key Education Center 2020-2021

    THE LONGBOAT KEY EDUCATION CENTER 2020-2021 AT THE CENTRE SHOPS OF LONGBOAT KEY iPHONES, iPODS & iPADS SATURDAY WORKSHOPS PERFORMING ARTS MORNING FORUMS LECTURE SERIES BROADWAY BIOS BOOK GROUPS WRITING COURSES MOVIE GOING MEDITATION LITERATURE LIVE BANDS ebratin MAH JONGG el g WELLNESS C QIGONG MAGIC FILMS YOGA BRIDGE FITNESS Years CANASTA RELIGION PHOTOGRAPHY FIELD TRIPS NATURE WALKS AMERICAN HISTORY ALL ABOUT DOGS FISHING & BIRDING THE SUPREME COURT ART & DANCE HISTORY ANTI-AGING PROGRAMS MUSIC APPRECIATION FINE AND APPLIED ARTS WORLD POLITICS AND EVENTS The Longboat Key Education Center HISTORY & MISSION: Founded by Laura Taubes in 1985, and directed by Susan Goldfarb since 1996, The Longboat Key Education Center provides enrichment programing and lifelong learning for all adults regardless of residence or educational background. A desire to continue learning is the only prerequisite. WHAT: The Center is a not-for-profit educational organization 501(c)(3). It offers non-credit courses for adults in the fine and applied arts, humanities, liberal arts, natural and social sciences. Also available are recreational courses, field trips, daytrips, a lecture series and performing arts programs. The Gallery at The Longboat Key Education Center is open to the public and exhibits works by local artists and faculty members on a rotating basis throughout the season. WHERE: The Center is located at 5370 Gulf of Mexico Drive, Suite #212, at The Centre Shops on Longboat Key. Access for handicapped persons is provided. WHEN: The Center is open from October to late April. The programs are divided into three terms: Fall, Winter and Spring. Office Opens: Monday, October 5, 2020 Fall Term Begins: Monday, October 12, 2020 No Classes: Thanksgiving Week.