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Artpac 8
$9.95
Grade 8. This artpac is entirely dedicated to teaching the art of pen and ink drawing. It is a consumable packet with 27 projects teaching the various aspects of this important skill. (You will likely spend more than one art session on some of the projects.) Printers and advertisers love this type of drawing for its boldness and clarity. It is a good skill to learn. Each lesson includes art sheets with much work already done for you, and instructions. Order one Artpac per student, and one for the teacher. The course instructions say the best success is found when the teacher does each lesson ahead of time or together with the students to show an example of how it is done.
Description
Grade 8. This artpac is entirely dedicated to teaching the art of pen and ink drawing. It is a consumable packet with 27 projects teaching the various aspects of this important skill. (You will likely spend more than one art session on some of the projects.) Printers and advertisers love this type of drawing for its boldness and clarity. It is a good skill to learn. Each lesson includes art sheets with much work already done for you, and instructions. Order one Artpac per student, and one for the teacher. The course instructions say the best success is found when the teacher does each lesson ahead of time or together with the students to show an example of how it is done.
Additional information
| Grade Level | Grade 8 |
|---|---|
| Subject | Art |
| Course | Shar-A-Care Art |
| Publisher |
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