Enjoy Teaching Art History

Are you a teacher or homeschooler? ARTK12 art history curriculum is designed so that you and your students will look forward to it. Your students will not only learn facts about art, but also how to think about it…and they’ll have fun doing it. So will you.

Draw the World!

ARTK12’s Draw the World series is fast becoming a favorite among homeschoolers. With easy step-by-step instructions the books introduce children to geography by giving them a primer in the borders and locations of states, provinces and countries.

Fun & Games

Starry Night by Vincent Van Gogh, the puzzle image

Starry Night (Puzzle)

Are you ready to put together one of the most famous paintings in the world? Don't answer too quickly. I want you to think about it before answering. This is no small commitment. So consider carefully before you decide. Ready? Okay. It's up to you. Whatever you decide...enjoy!

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Staircase Group by Charles Willson Peale

Staircase Group Concentration

A couple of guys standing on the stairs. Simple enough, right? Wrong! Have you got some skills? Concentration skills? Observation skills? How about chocolate? Okay, forget about the chocolate. Just get ready to concentrate!

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American Gothic by Grant Wood. Woman: I think maybe we're supposed to say cheese or something. Man: Cheese? I hate cheese. Actually I hate everything.

American Gothic Humor

Ahhh....American Gothic. What are those people thinking? I know it has kept me up at night. They just don't look happy. But looks are deceiving, right? Or are they? Find out what's going on in ARTK12's newest Fine Art Speech Bubbles!

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American Gothic by Grant Wood

American Gothic Concentration

It's time to concentrate. Sit down. Squint your eyes a bit. Press your lips together. Make your face as serious looking as you can possibly make it, then try to answer every question correctly. It'll work, trust me. If it doesn't you can always try something else.

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