To make this large abstract painting I made long brushes with a dowel rod and yarn. I then placed the paper and paint on the floor. From their chairs the students moved the "brushes" around the paper.
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Art ideas for students with special needs.
Art for students with special needs.
I'm half way thru my second year of teaching art for students with special needs. I see children ranging in age from 2 to 21. These are students that area school districts don't know what to do with. They are all multi-disabled. I use many different techniques and tools to bring them success in the art room.
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that's fantastic! Yarn brushes!I wonder if you could try different materials attached to the end of the dowel and how it would affect the pattern.
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