This teacher's guide accompanies a packet of five art reproductions based on children as a theme. The guide offers suggestions for engaging children's attention and curiosity about art and artists, and encourages exploration of the issues these works present through art activities, discussions, learning centers, field trips, and other experiences within and beyond the classroom. The activities emphasize connections between young children's concerns and those which artists in various times and places have explored in their works. Artists presented and art works examined in this guide are: (1) Miyuki Tanobe, "Monday, Washing-Day (Lundi, Jour de Lessive); (2) Napoleon Bourassa, "Les Petits Pecheurs (The Little Fisherman)"; (3) Louise Scott, "Two Blue Balloons, One Grey"; (4) Mary Cassatt, "The Sisters"; and (5) Theophile Hamel, "Flore et Olympe Chauveau." After introductory sections which provide background information regarding the instructional methodology, and suggestions for discussions and activities, the guide includes objectives, concepts, materials, preparation, discussion questions, a focus activity and extension activities, and resources for presenting each of the five art reproductions. The guide concludes with biographical notes on each of the artists represented in this guide, and an annotated list of art reproductions in the Art Image Series. (MM)