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Summer is Here - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Summer is Here - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Under the Sea 3 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Under the Sea 3 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you enjoy yourselves drawing the underwater creatures. Stay safe and God bless you all

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Under the Sea 2 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Under the Sea 2 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you enjoy this exercise and wish you stay home and safe.

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Jet Plane - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Jet Plane - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you enjoy building your plane. The designs I have shown you on the templates can be changed if you like.

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Maltese Wooden Balcony - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Maltese Wooden Balcony - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Under the sea ... Fish - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Under the sea ... Fish - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you enjoy the fish and hope we soon shall be able to enjoy swimming and seeing the fish swim around us

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Three White Mice - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Three White Mice - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you enjoy drawing and colouring our mice picture.

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Helicopter - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Helicopter - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Your helicopter is finally ready. It can be used as a free standing model or hung by a string attached to the main Rotor. I hope you enjoy building and playing with your new helicopter.

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Mother's Day Hanger - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Mother's Day Hanger - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you work on your Mother's Day hanger and manage to finish it in time. Always remember that the cards and things you create yourself for your parents and grand parents are special and appreciate

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Boat Building Part 2 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Boat Building Part 2 - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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I hope you all enjoy building this little yacht and also sailing it in the sink and bath tub. Tell me what you named the yacht...mine is San Nikola. Stay safe, have fun and happy sailing.

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Colours... Primary and Secondary - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Colours... Primary and Secondary - by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Boat Building by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Boat Building by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Treasure Map by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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Treasure Map by Mr Andrew Borg - Art Teacher

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by Mr Andrew Borg

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The author of 'Captain Underpants' is giving free drawing lessons and readings

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The author of 'Captain Underpants' is giving free drawing lessons and readings

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'Captain Underpants' and 'Dog Man' fans get excited. The author/illustrator behind the bestselling series, Dav Pilkey, is offering virtual readings and drawing lessons. Bonus: they're all free too.

When and Where to Find the 'Captain Underpants'-Inspired Lessons

Pilkey plans to release an original video lesson every Friday, starting April 3, at 8 am Eastern. The lessons feature things like how to create and draw your own characters. Pilkey may even act out some scenes from his popular books, which promises to delight young and older viewers alike.

The creator of 'Captain Underpants' is offering these free lessons in partnership with the Library of Congress and Scholastic. That means you'll find all videos on both the Library of Congress and Scholastic websites, as well as their social media channels.

Additional Educational Resources

While the Library of Congress is closed, they also plan to release a plethora of other fun, free activities online starting April 1. These downloadable activities will feature things like how-do-draw demonstrations from their collection. They also plan to release other read-a-louds from children's book authors. They're releasing these free resources in hopes of encouraging creativity as well as fostering conversations about books while kids are stuck at home.

About Dav Pilkey's Books

While enjoying the free resources and video lessons, why not read (or re-read) ' Captain Underpants' and ' Dog Man '?

'Captain Underpants' features two best friends, Harold and George, who create their own comic book. They "kinda on purpose" hypnotize their principal, who becomes the hyperactive and silly "superhero" that the series is named after.

'Dog Man' is a result of the same Captain Underpants universe. After all, this half-dog, half-man superhero was also created by Harold and George. In both books, kids will love the potty humor and jokes, along with the colorful illustrations.

So, if Dav Pilkey's video lessons are anything like his hysterical books? Your kids are going to have a blast learning about writing and illustrating.

MORE FUN THINGS TO DO WHILE YOU'RE STUCK AT HOME:

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The Author of 'Captain Underpants' Is Giving Free Drawing Lessons and Readings

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'Captain Underpants' and 'Dog Man' fans get excited. The author/illustrator behind the bestselling series, Dav Pilkey, is offering virtual readings and drawing lessons. Bonus: they're all free too. Pilkey plans to release an original video lesson every Friday, starting April 3, at 8 am Eastern.

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Log into Facebook to start sharing and connecting with your friends, family, and people you know.

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A super cute collection of Easy Handmade Easter Cards to Make with Kids this Easter! Adorable! Which to try first?! https://www.redtedart.com/easy-easter-cards/

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I remember making styrofoam prints in art class when I was in 2nd grade, and I thought it was one of the coolest art activities that I had done at the time. I have been wanting to recreate that fun experience with my boys, so I've been trying to save up flat pieces of styrofoam. Most of our foam came from take-out containers or meat trays - just make sure that the edges are flat or else it makes printing difficult!

Start by drawing your design on to the foam. You can use ballpoint pen or pencil, but be sure to press down hard to indent the lines. We went over our drawings a few times just to be sure the lines were deep enough.

Give the foam a light and even coat of paint (we used tempera). It would be handy to have a brayer for this step and the next, but we made do with a foam brush and my rolling pin.

Flip the painted piece of foam over on to a sheet of paper and give it a firm pressing with the brayer/roller - make sure that it doesn't move around as you're rolling it!

Peel back the foam and marvel at the amazing negative image you've just created! (I swear he's totally excited here...I obviously did a great job of capturing that emotion, eh?)

It also made for a great lesson in mirror imaging as some of the boys' first attempts had backwards lettering when we made the prints. Don't forget that everything will print in reverse!

I wish we had more foam because we whipped through these pieces SO quickly! The boys loved it, and it's definitely an activity that we will revisit again in the future.

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I remember making styrofoam prints in art class when I was in 2nd grade, and I thought it was one of the coolest art activities that I had done at the time. I have been wanting to recreate that fun experience with my boys, so I've been trying to save up flat pieces of styrofoam.

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Eeeeewwwwww! That's what your kids will say when they first see this wiggly worm sensory bin, but they won't be able to resist diving in!

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It may happen that for one reason or another you do not have the opportunity to leave your home or to attend an exhibition in a museum. To make up for this, all you need to do is to have your smartphone at your disposal, through which you can have access to many of the oldest and most beautiful museums in Naples. Real virtual tours through which you can walk step by step through the entire museum as if you were there. Through virtual tours both the citizens of Naples and tourists can use their free time to visit a museum remotely. Those who live far from Naples can, for one day, return to the Neapolitan city.

One of the most effective ways to visit a museum online is to access the Google Arts & Culture platform. It is a platform made available to the search engine to be able to access directly from your smartphone, through the app, to any museum you want. Through Google Art & Culture you will be able to make a virtual tour of the museum, entering directly into it as if you were there in the first person. The application also allows the view in augmented reality thanks to the special 3D viewers. The virtual tour is a simulation of an existing place, usually consisting of a sequence of videos or still images or panoramic or 3D images. The virtual tour can also use other multimedia elements such as sound effects, music, narration, and text. A video tour is a complete moving video of a location. Unlike the static virtual tour, a video tour is an immersive, linear walk in one location. Using a camera, the position is shot at a walking pace while moving continuously from one point to another in all subjective view.

Through the app you can access any museum you wish with a simple click and through the arrows you can move around the museum with a first-person view.

Google Earth is a three-dimensional graphic application that allows you to view aerial and satellite photographs of the Earth with very high detail. The feature of Google Heart is its three-dimensional view of things. In fact, you can not only look at satellite images of streets but you can also dwell on monuments. Heart arrives anywhere in the world and by entering the appropriate coordinates you can stop and admire, in first person and with a high graphic quality, the Duomo of Milan for example, the Colosseum or Piazza del Plebiscito.

The 3D vision captured by the video cameras allows the viewer to turn completely around 360 degrees without losing any detail. You immerse yourself in a completely new reality, admiring important monuments and squares of the Italian panorama simply from the sofa at home.

Naples is history and history is Naples. Among the narrow streets of the city we can find ancient churches and monuments carved in stone by ancient artists. Among the many things that make Naples famous all over the world is the amount of art made available to citizens and tourists. Cradle of Greek art Naples is perfectly told in the many museums that contain the history of this magnificent city.

The Neapolitan museums, which can be visited all year round, have enriched their facilities by providing them with online systems that allow you to visit the nose even from the comfort of your own sofa at home. The online access, through the museum website, allows a virtual visit of the various historical collections.

1. Museo e Real Bosco di Capodimonte: http://www.museocapodimonte.beniculturali.it/collezioni/

2. Museo d'arte contemporanea Donnaregina MADRE: http://www.madrenapoli.it/collezione/

3. Museo archeologico di Napoli: http://www.museoarcheologiconapoli.it/it/

4. Museo Cappella Sansevero: https://www.museosansevero.it/sculture-principali/

5. Scavi archeologici di Pompei:
http://pompeiisites.org/mostre/

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Art at home: the museums of Naples just a click away

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It may happen that for one reason or another you do not have the opportunity to leave your home or to attend an exhibition in a museum. To make up for this, all you need to do is to have your smartphone at your disposal, through which you can have access to many of the oldest and most beautiful museums in Naples.