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The Art of Math and Science guides teachers to introduce masterpiece art to young children, so they can tell you about ""paints with hidden floats"" and ask questions like, ""When painting the Sistine Chapel, do you think Michelangelo had many headaches?"" This book helps parents and educators look at the subject through the prism of mathematical and scientific experiences. This book acts as a guide to help integrate the subject matters of math, art, social studies, culture, and science. Readers will embark on a journey, exploring nineteen artists (or art forms) from around the world. Each artist's work is looked at through the spectrum of math and science so that art is elevated from being ""merely art"" and integrated with math, science, history, geography and language.

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Tambe gives teachers the information to share with those who often misinterpret children's learning as ""just playing."" Each activity outlines the math, science, social-emotional, and visual arts learning objectives that teachers can discuss with parents and administrators to help them to understand the learning that is taking place with each activity. - SHELLEY GONZALES, Supervisor of Preschool Instructional Support, State Preschools, Santa Clara County Office of Education Decades of learning and teaching alongside children and their teachers in India and the US come together in Jayanti Tambe's second book. Here she delivers an accessible gift to new teachers who are ready, though maybe not feeling ready to jump into hands-on math and science (instruction) through art with young children. Her writing and photos also serve as a gorgeous reminder to those of us with more experience of the power of art as a practice of learning."" - DR. NATALIE SEER, Early Childhood Education Director, Pepper Tree and Rainbow Schools, Stanford University

Tambe gives teachers the information to share with those who often misinterpret children's learning as just playing. Each activity outlines the math, science, social-emotional, and visual arts learning objectives that teachers can discuss with parents and administrators to help them to understand the learning that is taking place with each activity. - SHELLEY GONZALES, Supervisor of Preschool Instructional Support, State Preschools, Santa Clara County Office of Education Decades of learning and teaching alongside children and their teachers in India and the US come together in Jayanti Tambe's second book. Here she delivers an accessible gift to new teachers who are ready, though maybe not feeling ready to jump into hands-on math and science (instruction) through art with young children. Her writing and photos also serve as a gorgeous reminder to those of us with more experience of the power of art as a practice of learning. - DR. NATALIE SEER, Early Childhood Education Director, Pepper Tree and Rainbow Schools, Stanford University

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JAYANTI TAMBE is the Executive Director of UCLA Early Care and Education. She is the author of A Kaleidoscope of Children. She has also served as the Executive Director of Pacific Oaks Children's School. Before moving to Southern California, Jayanti was the Director of the Rainbow School and Pepper Tree School at Stanford University. She has taught courses on Child, Family, Community, Music & Movement, Supporting Dual Language Learners in a Multilingual Classroom, Health & Safety, Administration in Early Childhood Education, Business and Fiscal Management, and HR Administration in Educational Leadership, among others. Through her appointments by several national associations, institutes, and universities, she has been widely acclaimed for her innovation in teaching practices.

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