Why Teach Art? We live in a world that increasingly depends on pictures and images to communicate information. Arts & Letters EXPRESS provides educators with an integrated solution that encourages students to develop visual communication skills.     Classroom Content Arts & Letters EXPRESS is the ideal tool for the creation of educational materials in the classroom or for children learning at home. Teachers and administrators can use Arts & Letters for teaching themes for bulletin boards, graphs, supplementary handouts, and custom activities for the classroom Student organizations can use Arts & Letters to promote their activities. Students can create pep-rally banners, custom tickets to school functions, and many other items to help with fundraising activities. Unlimited Use School License The Home/School Edition of EXPRESS is available under a unique Unlimited Use License. Now every student and faculty member can have a copy of EXPRESS for use at school and home for just $495 per school. Non-profit organizations, such as churches, PTAs, Boy Scout and Girl Scout trrops etc., are eligible for individual site licenses and may distibute copies of EXPRESS to their members.   Need a Sponsor for Your School? What Teachers Say About EXPRESS Read what teachers have to say about EXPRESS. Each month we receive hundreds of e-mails from educators around the country. If you currently use EXPRESS, we would enjoy hearing how you use the product!   Topics Emphasized • Use of Color • Shapes • Composition • Spatial Relationships • Perspective • Imagination • Creativity Official Arts & Letters Handbook   Easy to read and understand, the Official Guide to Arts & Letters contains "textbook" elements so it can be adapted for use by schools and curriculum developers. Every aspect of Arts & Letters is included: every tool is detailed: every menu is examined: and countless applications of the tools are offered. Included in the book are step-by-step instructions for performing all tasks and using all of the features of Arts & Letters EXPRESS. (550 pages) Click Here to view a sample of the book in .pdf format.