We added this section to the MASRF website to highlight new resources that may advance your artistic skills. Keep checking back to this link for updated resource listings. Please note, links on this page will take you off the MASRF website.

Free programs from the National Gallery of Art
Looking for a way to enhance your art classes? The National Gallery of Art is offering a great resource by making its collections accessible to everyone. Over 120 free distance-learning programs-including videocassettes, color slides, teaching packets, CD-ROMs and DVDs-are available for your school's use. These resources meet K-12 national standards in the visual arts, but are also designed for use in non-art school subjects such as history, literature, and foreign languages. Programs can be checked out at no cost to the school with no limit to the number of program titles requested. For a catalog of all available program titles visit http://www.nga.gov/education/classroom/loanfinder.

New and student teachers might want to visit KinderArt K-12.
KinderArt® K-12 is your gateway to teaching resources available online. This section of KinderArt is geared toward new and student teachers but also includes many terrific sites for established educators as well. In addition, KinderArt K-12 strives to bring you FREE (of course) quality lesson plans for subject areas across the curriculum.

Visit Crayola Creativity Central for arts and crafts projects and ideas for everyday or rainy-day fun. We have coloring books and activity pages for any occasion. Be sure to check out our exciting kids' games. Order your favorite school supplies from our on-line store. Educators will love our art education ideas and lesson plans for classroom use. We also have one of the largest kids' art collections on the Web in our on-line gallery.

Visit Sanford Art Edventures for art products and resources for creative individuals from beginner to advanced.