have read many great books about artists, carried out artist studies
complete with copied works, and go on field trips to local art museums.
I always wanted my boys to really stop and study the works of art.
Look for the nuances that make them so spectacular, learn the names of
major works of art and the artists who painted them.
was so thrilled when I stumbled upon the Spot the Differences book! So
far we only have book 1 but there are 4 of them in the series.
book has 25 famous paintings– each painting is pictured twice. The
first page shows the original painting complete with name and date it
was painted. The opposing page shows the same picture with anywhere
from 6-14 change and you are challenged to find all the differences
between the original work of art and the changed picture. There is an
answer key in the back of the book if you get stumped and a handy box
for checking off all the differences you have found.
both pictures are snippets of information about the artist, the
painting itself, and some facts about the historical period in which the
artist lived and painted.

You can find Joanna over at Our Unschooling Journey Through Life. Do be sure to visit her there as well eh?
Where can you find it:
Amazon.com: Spot the Differences Book 1: Art Masterpiece Mysteries (Dover Children’s Activity Books)
Amazon.ca: Spot the Differences Book 1: Art Masterpiece Mysteries
Joanne Rawson is the author of the blog Our Unschooling Journey.
Known around the web as Mother of 3, Joanne began her blog when she
first started homeschooling her three boys in 2012. She lives in
Connecticut with her family and enjoys reading, crafting, and
travelling… all of which usually ends up on her blog.
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What a great way to really observe artwork closely! Neat book!
i know! isn't it a neat little book?
This looks like a book I would like for myself. Very cool!
I know eh?
Happy to do it! 🙂
thanks again. 🙂