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Art in the Primary School is an introductory textbook, and a second edition to Teaching Primary Art, exploring the underpinning philosophy and pedagogy of teaching and learning art, including how and why digital tools and technologies can be integrated. This book considers practical aspects of teaching art, focusing on key processes of art making that children might experience in primary schools. It is based around the idea that digital tools and technologies can and should be integrated into the learning and teaching of art, Uniquely incorporating the use of digital devices, tools and technologies into the subject of art, this book will be essential reading for those training to teach and support learning in art in the primary school.

Focusing on the power of imagination, this book follows Robert as he embarks on adventures that encourage children to explore the world around them without relying on electronics. It highlights the importance of childhood dreams and creativity, illustrating how these elements can lead to personal success and fulfillment in life. Through Robert's journey, young readers are inspired to embrace their own imaginative adventures and discover their unique places in the world.

Set against the backdrop of a sunny April morning, the story follows G.L. Holder and his friends, Alvin Edwards and Vollie Crisp, as they embark on a fishing trip. With school out for the weekend, they look forward to a leisurely day by the creek. G.L. packs a homemade lunch, including fresh biscuits and leftover cornbread. Despite his initial reservations, he allows Vollie to suggest an adventurous plan for their outing, hinting at the camaraderie and spontaneity of their friendship.

Jean Edwards, a multifaceted writer and former gymnastics official, has dedicated her life to various creative pursuits while raising four accomplished children. With a background in poetry, essays, and theater, she has now published her twentieth book, showcasing her versatility as an author. Her extensive body of work includes nine historical novels, children's literature, essays, poetry, and even a script for an operetta. Edwards' passion for writing flourished after her children graduated, reflecting her commitment to her craft and diverse artistic talents.

Teddy Tippytoes, a whimsical character with uniquely pointed feet, resides in the woods close to a bustling town. Despite his longing for a more conventional name, he embraces his identity and makes the best of his situation. This charming tale explores themes of self-acceptance and the importance of finding joy in one's uniqueness.

Leander Salamander resides in a cozy home made of grass and mud beneath the rocks by a pond, enjoying a pleasant life with friends Sammy Snake and Myrtle Turtle. Despite his contentment, he feels a sense of longing for something more, though he cannot identify what it is. As winter approaches, he buries himself in the mud, eagerly anticipating the arrival of spring and the warmth of the sun. This charming tale explores themes of friendship, self-discovery, and the search for fulfillment.

With the adventures of the tribal founder burning in his mind, Echo Raven chooses to leave his home village in Nova Scotia to follow the map left by his great grandfather, Eye of Crow. Although his dream to retrace his great grandfather's travels seemed to be an easily attainable achievement, the unknown quickly caught up with him. Without his great strength and intellect he would not have survived the rigors of the sea, the weather and the unsavory characters plotting against him. His abilities and fortitude are severely tested.

"On The Wings of Eagles" explores the relationship established between the natives of New England and the pilgrims who crossed the Atlantic in search of new lands. The newcomers assumed supremacy, and their greed, along with the introduction of devastating illnesses, resulted in the near annihilation of the Indian Nation. In spite of such an uncomfortable atmosphere, some friendships prevailed. The treatment of the naturals of North America will forever be a mark of shame on those who confiscated their land and damaged the culture of a proud people. This is Ms. Edward's fifth Maine based novel. She is a Maine native who makes her novels come alive with the use of poetry to enhance the story lines. Her works also include poetry books and children's adventure books. Copies are available at www.xlibris.com , Amazon, and as E books.

Mattie McCracken lives in a small fishing village on the coast of Maine and with her dog "TuTu," she finds adventure wherever she goes. Her interest in China leads her to more interesting experiences and her confidence and optimism make her an inspiration to young readers.