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This document provides a glossary of various art forms and activities that were explored by students from several primary schools across Europe as part of an Erasmus+ arts project. The glossary includes visual art forms like painting, pottery, sculpture, and origami as well as performing arts like drama, dancing, singing, playing instruments, and outdoor activities like sand pictures and playing boomwhackers. The glossary was produced collaboratively by students from schools in Poland, Cyprus, Lithuania, Italy, Estonia, Slovakia, Greece, and Portugal.
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Means of arts
- 1. Means of Arts Glossary in English with pictures For Arts@creativity.eu Erasmus+ project
- 2. Painting
- 4. Drawing
- 5. Sketch
- 6. collage
- 7. Pottery
- 8. Sculpture
- 9. Origami
- 11. Ornamenting towels with acrilic paints
- 12. Candles making
- 14. Sand pictures
- 15. drama
- 17. Pantomime
- 18. Theatre
- 19. Dancing
- 20. Singing
- 22. Produced by: Pupils at Primary School No 5, Bielsk Podlaski, Poland in co-oparation with pupils at: • Δημοτικό Σχολείο Φρενάρου - Primary School Frenaros, Cyprus • Szkoła Podstawowa Nr 5 im. Szarych Szeregów, Poland • Istituto Comprensivo ADELE ZARA, Italy • Vilniaus Pranciškaus vidurine mokykla, Lithuania • Unipiha Algkool, Estonia • ZŠ Severná Moldava nad Bodvou, Slovakia • Tetarto Dimotiko Sholio Glifadas, Greece • Didaxis - Cooperativa de Ensino, Portugal