Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art
Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art
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Annotation: Explores fifteen different career possibilities for people who have artistic interests and aptitudes, including animator, cosmetologist, floral designer, and photojournalist.
Genre: [Visual arts]
 
Reviews: 2
Catalog Number: #3133521
Format: Publisher's Trade
Publisher: Ferguson
Copyright Date: 2007
Edition Date: 2007 Release Date: 05/01/07
Illustrator: Bond, Nancy,
Pages: 198 pages
ISBN: 0-8160-6541-1
ISBN 13: 978-0-8160-6541-7
Dewey: 700.23
LCCN: 2006017879
Dimensions: 24 cm.
Language: English
Reviews:
Kirkus Reviews

paper 0-8160-3687-X The lack of money in the arts makes finding full-time art-related work tough; this book helps readers apply their skills to occupations that really exist by examining 15 different jobs in detail, among them, museum curator, chef, fashion designer, and industrial designer. The book opens with a lengthy 84-question quiz intended to help readers ascertain their field of interest. Each career entry contains interviews with people working in the field along with addresses. Readers are encouraged to go to the library and the Internet to continue their research, and there are also tips on setting up informational interviews with people working in artistic fields. A helpful browsing tool for students who want to think ahead to their post-school years. (Nonfiction. 12-16)

School Library Journal

Gr 5-9-Both books begin with the same test to help readers determine their individual abilities and interests. With the results as a catalyst, they can then explore the wide array of careers that are examined in detail. In Art, jobs such as actor, animator, chef, and photojournalist are included. Communications careers range from hotel manager to publicist to broadcaster. Each entry defines the position, gives suggestions for "trying it on" through activities or places to visit, and describes it from the perspective of someone working in the field. Relevant books, CD-ROMs, magazines, Web sites, and organizations to contact are given where appropriate. Both books have lists of additional career opportunities with practical advice on how to investigate them and suggestions for further reading. Reeves's writing is upbeat, easy to read, and filled with pertinent information. The format is appealing and in the few fill-in-the-blanks sections, readers are reminded that they should use a separate piece of paper. Black-and-white photographs and pencil drawings illustrate the books. Career Discovery Encyclopedia (Ferguson, 1997) and Maria Gisler's Art (VGM, 1998) are good choices, but these titles are outstanding.-Diane P. Tuccillo, Mesa Public Library, AZ

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Bibliography Index/Note: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Reading Level: 5.0
Interest Level: 4-7
What does it take to seek a career in the creative arts? Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art, Second Edition, completely redesigned and updated, gives kids an illustrated, hands-on tour of the many career options available in this field. Providing step-by-step self-assessment followed by a series of job profiles, this fresh new guide covers all the basics and provides resources for further research. Additional career discovery activities are also included to help kids learn more about themselves.
Career profiles include:
Animator
Artist
Choreographer
Fashion designer
Graphic designer
Industrial designer
Museum curator
Photojournalist
and more.

Excerpted from Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art by Diane Lindsey Reeves
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What does it take to seek a career in the creative arts? ""Career Ideas for Kids Who Like Art, Second Edition"", completely redesigned and updated, gives kids an illustrated, hands-on tour of the many career options available in this field. Providing step-by-step self-assessment followed by a series of job profiles, this fresh new guide covers all the basics and provides resources for further research. Additional career discovery activities are also included to help kids learn more about themselves. The career profiles include: Animator; Artist; Choreographer; Fashion designer; Graphic designer; Industrial designer; Museum curator; and Photojournalist.


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