This page has been created as a resource to anyone who is currently using a SMARTboard in their classroom.

Many of you know the wonder and fascination students have with technology.  This page is to get you started with links to websites out there that you could use with your interactive SMARTboard for visual art and other arts related content.  

These sites I have listed are some of the best for visual art instruction with a SMARTboard, but there are many more you can use if you click the "MY LINKS" tab at left.

If you have a special site you would like to feature, please send a link and I will post it for you.

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Check back soon for a link to the District Five website which will provide you with links to lessons, teachers across the United States who currently use their SMARTboard as part of the daily instruction in their arts classroom and links to new and exciting sites. 

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» Jackson Pollock Painting
WOW! If you are teaching about abstract art and painter Jackson Pollock, this is a great tool with your SMARTboard. Students create their own on-line abstract painting. Just click to change colors or press the space-bar to erase and start over. Enjoy!
» BRUSHster
This is another incredible site from NGA that is a great tool with your SMARTboard. It allows your students to create beautiful artwork with many different element changes.
» The Artist's Toolkit
Students can use the same tools that artists use in this interactive visual arts website. Use this with students during an art class.
» National Gallery of Art
If you want sites that are excellent for interactive white boards, this is the one. So many fabulous links to visual art programs with special effects. For use with instruction and as a great SMARTboard tool with students who finish early.
» Topmark's Interactive Whiteboard Resource
This site will link to to many interactive white board sites that can be used in your classroom.
» ARTcyclopedia
This site provides numerous links to sites that focus on artists and various art periods. Although this site is not interactive, it will provide you with lots of great resources to use with your SMARTboard lessons in visual art.
» The Incredible Art Department
WOW...this site provides you with thousands of links to use with your whiteboard for any grade level.
» I Am An Artist
This visual art site provides many useful interactive lessons in addition to resources and links to webpages you can embed into your own SMARTboard lessons.
» The Art of Composition
This is a great interactive site to teach art students principles of design.
» Lifetime of Color
This site from Sanford links teachers to many webpages full of resources, games and tools for instruction in the visual art classroom.
» Line and Shape
This interactive site from Sanford is a great instructional tool for teaching about the elements of line and shape.
» A Lifetime of Color - Primary
This Sanford site has many lessons available on architecture, landscape,elements and principles that are useful in teaching visual art to young students. Interactive with your SMARTboard.
» A Lifetime of Color - Intermediate
More fun and educational games for the visual art student and teacher. Great resource for teaching visual art through your SMARTboard.
» Educational Web Adventures
Check out these and more Web adventures about art, science and social studies at this site for teachers. Portfolio is located at the left of the home page and features new and exciting sites to explore.
» Art Games
Use this site with your SMARTboard for visual art instruction through games for kids 4-12.
» Destination Modern Art
This is a great interactive site through the Museum of Modern Art.
» Red Studio
What is—or isn't—considered "art"? What does it take for someone to become an architect, artist, or filmmaker? Who decides how a museum collects and displays art? Great site for teens!
» Ask Art
Anything and Everything you need to know about an American artist. Use as a resource for instruction or with student based research.
» Crayola Art Games
Crayola sponsors this site and changes it out frequently. This is a great interactive site for educational art games to use with students in your classroom.
» Eyes on Art
This site is great for learning about artists, time periods and observational skills in visual art. This could also be used for assessment strategies with your SMARTboard.
» Global Children's Art Gallery
Great resource for children's art. You can also submit work from your own students!
» Hands On Crafts
Great interactive games for kids relating to clay and fiber arts! Requires Active X software to work correctly.
» Metropolitan Museum of Art - Cezanne's Astonishing Apples
Initeractive website for students and teachers relating to the life and work of Cezanne.
» How Van Gogh Made His Mark
This great interactive resource of Vincent Van Gogh and his work is sponsored by the Metropolitan Museum of Art and is a great site to use with your SMARTboard.
» Visit with Romare Bearden
Sponsored through the Metropolitan Museum of Art, this interactive site focuses on the work of Romare Bearden and provides many resources for use in the classroom with your students.
» The Life and Work of Gilbert Stuart
This interactive site on the life and work of American artist Gilbert Stuart will be great fun and educational for students in the classroom.
» Metropolitan Museum of Art "Just for Fun"
There are so many excellent interactive games for students and teachers on this website!
» A. Pintura Art Detective
This interactive site from Sanford provides your students with a crime detective game focused on visual art.
» PLAY Music
This interactive site is great for arts educators, especially music teachers.
» Virtual Keyboard
Students can use this interactive keyboard to write music in addition to changing sounds.
» Tic Tac Toe
This interactive game is based on the work of artist Keith Haring.
» Keith Haring Game Site
This website provides links to games based on the style of Keith Haring. Great links for students to use, or teachers.
» Frank Lloyd Wright
This site is a great instructional tool when teaching about architecture and the work of Frank Lloyd Wright.
» Games from Getty
Getty has provided links to many games that could be a great tool with the SMARTboard.