Art Class
Artwork presentations
Students will be presenting their artwork this week. They will take turns to talk about what Elements and principles of Art inspired them to create their art pieces. They will also answer questions and comments from their classmates.
Warm and cool color grid (Art Critique)
Objectives:
After this lesson, students will be able to:
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Warm and Cool Color Grid
Students will make a warm and cool color grid, they will create the principles of pattern and variety by using the elements of shape and color.
Warm and Cool Color Grid
Objective:
Study warm and cool colors. Students will use oil pastels as a medium to introduce the color theory by making a warm and cool color grid.
Prehistoric Art
Objective: Discuss artworks
Students will present their artwork using their evaluations as guides for their presentations. Students will participate in art critiques making constructive comments and observations about their classmates’ artwork.
Prehistoric Art
Students have begun painting and designing their Prehistoric Art Project. They will continue to work on their Prehistoric Art Project this week.
Prehistoric Art
Introduce Prehistoric Art by creating a replica of cave paintings of Lascaux and Altamira. Students will use oil and chalk pastels as a medium.
Elements and Principlesof Art Poster
Students will finish and present their Elements and Principles of Art Poster.
Elements and Principles of Art
Students will be working on a “Elements and Principles of Art Poster”. They will find examples of elements and principles of art to later paste and label them. It is very important for students to know and understand the roll these elements and principles play in art. They provide us with the tools to read, create, and organize art.
Elements and Principles of Art Poster
Students will begin to work on a Elements and Principles of Art Poster that demonstrates examples of each of the elements of art (color and value, line, shape, space, texture and form) and the principles of art (balance, contrast, emphasis, rhythm and movement, pattern and repetition and unity).
These are a great art resource for children to learn all the important elements and principles of art along with examples of each. These posters are a great reference tool that the children can constantly refer to, improving their understanding and skills in art.
