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Week of:

Nov 24-28

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

Critique Cubism Project

Color Theory Assessment

  • Complete Peer Assessment for 3 peers.
  • Complete Self Assessment about your project.

Tuesday

Critique Cubism Project in small groups

  • Complete group assessment in class about Cubism projects.
  • Gallery Walk

Wednesday

THANKSGIVING

BREAK

Thursday

No School

No School

Friday

No School

No School

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Prior Agendas for Fundamentals of Art

With Ms. Wilmot

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Week of:

Nov 17-21

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

-create a range of values using blending, hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, and/or scumbling

-identify the techniques used to create value changes within works of art

-identify Cubism and its characteristics

-neutralize complementary colors.

Studio time to create Cubism project.

Color Theory quiz 2

Tuesday

Color theory Continued

Studio time to create Cubism project.

Wednesday

Color theory Continued

Color Wheel Quiz

Thursday

- Identify the three properties of color: hue, value, intensity.

- communicate the differences between tints, tones, and shades

- identify the primary, secondary, intermediate/tertiary, and neutral colors

- create the colors schemes: monochromatic, analogous, complementary, and triadic

Studio time

Friday

Primary

Secondary

Intermediate or tertiary

Analogous

Monochromatic

Triadic

Complementary

Tints

Tones

Shades

Intensity

Hue

Color schemes

Color wheel

spectrum

Color Theory Studio time

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Week of:

Nov 10 - 14

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

-create a range of values using blending, hatching, cross-hatching, stippling, and/or scumbling

-identify the techniques used to create value changes within works of art

-identify Cubism and its characteristics

-neutralize complementary colors.

Introduce cubism

Simplify and simplify an object in to basic shapes without depth.

Submit color theory worksheets.

SNOW DAY

Tuesday

Identify 2 types of cubism

Analytical

  • “Structured dissection of subject matter”
  • Multiple viewpoints and overlapping planes/shapes
  • Muted tones/Simple palette

Synthetic

  • “Flattening out the image (no 3D)”
  • Simple shapes
  • Bright colors
  • Mixed media/collages

Outline and pick color scheme to use for their composition.

Use a variety of blending techniques to add value to each shape used to flatten the object they chose to have in their composition.

Color Theory Quiz

Wednesday

Studio time to create Cubism project.

Thursday

Studio time

Friday

Look, Write, Share - due by end of class!

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Week of:

Nov 3 - 7

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

- Identify the three properties of color: hue, value, intensity.

- communicate the differences between tints, tones, and shades

- identify the primary, secondary, intermediate/tertiary, and neutral colors

- create the colors schemes: monochromatic, analogous, complementary, and triadic

Go over color theory slide show.

Tuesday

Primary

Secondary

Intermediate or tertiary

Analogous

Monochromatic

Triadic

Complementary

Tints

Tones

Shades

Intensity

Hue

Color schemes

Color wheel

spectrum

Color theory worksheets.

Studio time

Wednesday

Color theory worksheets.

Studio time

Thursday

Color theory worksheets.

Studio time

Friday

Submit color theory worksheets.

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Week of:

Oct 27 - 31

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

  • Students will develop an understanding of Surrealism.
  • Students will learn about Salvador Dalí’s art and life, and his lasting influence.

Tuesday

  • Students will create depth in an artwork by showing overlapping, placement, and size relation.
  • Students will use two-point perspective to create architectural objects in the landscape.
  • Students will apply the rules of atmospheric perspective to artwork.

Lab day instructions on how to remove background and place images into a layer.

Discuss copyrights and school policies.

Wednesday

Lab day for working on project

Find images that they will use in the computer lab

Thursday

Lab day for working on project

Friday

NO SCHOOL

Happy Halloween!

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Week of:

Oct 20 - 24

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

Value: learning about Scumbling.

5 shading techniques: Hatching, Cross Hatching, Stippling, Blending, and Scumbling.

Complete Shading Techniques document to show understanding of the 5 shading techniques.

Tuesday

Quiz on Value - Drawing and Vocab

Quiz on Value

Wednesday

Starting working on Summative project for Value and Forms.

Create a still life of wooden forms and use a light to create highlights and shadows.

Thursday

Studio time

Friday

Studio time

Value Assessment

Summative Value Project due in GC

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Week of:

Oct 13-17

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

Studio Time - Finish Space/Depth Project

Students must finish drawing their Landscapes Students need to make sure they have the following in their Landscapes: (See example for ideas)

3 objects (1FG, 1MG, 1BG)

HNRS: natural objects (2FG, 2MG, 2BG)

Sky

Land

Tuesday

SPACE QUIZ

Start Value Unit

Value Unit Overview

SPACE QUIZ

Wednesday

Studio time - Start Lights and Shadow drawing.

Thursday

Studio time - Finish up lights and shadow drawings.

Friday

NO SCHOOL

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Week of:

Oct 6-10

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

Space Unit Overview

-create a sense of space by applying overlap, size, color, placement, converging lines, and/or detail to an artwork

-identify the technique(s) used to create space within works of art

-communication the difference between positive and negative space

Complete 2 point perspective forms and learn how to add shadows and cast shadows.

Video on Perspective and worksheet

Tuesday

  • Students will create depth in an artwork by showing overlapping, placement, and size relation.
  • Students will use two-point perspective to create architectural objects in the landscape.
  • Students will apply the rules of atmospheric perspective to artwork.
  • Students will use watercolor techniques such as washes, dry brush, and wet-on-wet.

Form Assessment

Turn in cut paper and point of view learning checks to GC

Wednesday

Start

Search for positive figures to fill the negative space of their compositions foreground background and middle ground.

Create their compositions on watercolor paper

Thursday

Studio time

Friday

Studio time

Students must start or finish drawing their Depth Landscapes. Students need to make sure they have the following in their Landscapes: (See example above for ideas)

3 Objects (1FG, 1MG, 1BG)

Hnrs: 6 objects (2FG, 2MG, 2BG)

Sky

Land

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Week of:

Sept 29-Oct. 3

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday,

Sept 29

Introduction to Form

Students will begin learning to draw 3D shapes as forms

Students will work on drawing still lifes of spheres to work on shading and learning about shadows vs highlights.

Tuesday,

Sept 30

  • Students will understand how forms and shapes differ.
  • Students will draw shapes and simple forms.
  • Students will create the illusion of three-dimensionality in their drawn forms using lines and simple shading.
  • Students will cut out their forms and arrange them in a collaborative artwork

FORM QUIZ

Continue drawing forms and learning where the cast shadow would be based on the angle of the light source.

Wednesday,

Oct 1

Still life drawings using forms and toys

Continue drawing forms and learning where the cast shadow would be based on the angle of the light source.

Thursday,

Oct 2

Studio Time

Make a collage of your different forms to show 3 Dimension and an understanding of which shapes make up the different forms.

Friday,

Oct 3

Studio time

Form Assessment - Moved to next week

Work on creating Form/Space study guide

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Week of:

Sept 22-25

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday,

Sept 22

Shape Unit Overview

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Start Op Art project combining Lines and Shapes

Tuesday,

Sept 23

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Continue working on Op Art project

Wednesday,

Sept 24

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Using shapes, create several that meet the edges of a black piece of construction paper and cut out the shapes to form positive and negative spaces.

QUIZ on Shapes

Thursday,

Sept 25

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Using shapes, create several that meet the edges of a black piece of construction paper and cut out the shapes to form positive and negative spaces.

Friday,

Sept 26

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Studio time: finish summative line & shape projects and OP Art. Photos due in Google Classroom

Shape war game if time allowed.

Summative on Shape.

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Week of:

Sept 16-20

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday,

Sept 16

Shape Unit Overview

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Submit Shape Photograph to google classroom

Take a look at the shape slide presentation and discuss the group activity using construction paper on slide 16.

Tuesday,

Sept 17

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Use shapes to make a Metisse inspired project.

Wednesday,

Sept 18

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Complete the group activity

Critique the group artwork

Thursday,

Sept 19

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Shape artwork is due today followed by a group critique.

Friday,

Sept 20

-communicate the differences between the classifications of shapes (freeform/organic, geometric)

-identify the shapes and classifications of shapes used within works of art

Using shapes, create several that meet the edges of a black piece of construction paper and cut out the shapes to form positive and negative spaces.

Studio time

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Week of:

9/8-9/12

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

Students will lead a partner in a synchronized drawing game, selecting and creating artistic marks.

Students will respond to their partners, mirroring their creative movements and marks.

Students will discuss skills they honed or acquired as a result of the game.

Students will discuss how skills learned in the arts are applicable in non-arts contexts.

Review of line

Implied= Diagonal, curved, vertical Horizontal, zigzag

Variations=Width, Length, Degree of Curve, Texture, Direction.

Take a picture of all 4 works and submit into google classroom

Expressive VS Constructive

Review Line Vocabulary for Quiz

TOMORROW!

Tuesday

-communicate the differences between the kinds of line (vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved, zigzag)

-communicate the variations within line (width, direction, length, texture, degree of curve)

Use paint and tools to create lines within paint.

Quiz on line

Wednesday

-communicate the differences between the kinds of line (vertical, horizontal, diagonal, curved, zigzag)

-communicate the variations within line (width, direction, length, texture, degree of curve)

Apply additional lines upon the painted paper in the previous activity using markers.

Thursday

Review of line

Line Game outside

Implied

Kinds= Diagonal, curved, vertical Horizontal, zigzag

Variations=Width, Length, Degree of Curve, Texture, Direction.

Friday

Assessment on Line

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Week of:

9/2-9/5

Learning Target(s)

Tasks To Complete

(Deadlines)

Monday

No school

Enjoy the last day of summer!

Tuesday

Welcome back

Substitute in class - Take attendance

Wednesday

Explain class atmosphere,expectations, and safety/rules

Illustrating and narrating

Course syllabus, Google Classroom code, Supplies, Storage, Rules, drills:Alice/Fire/Tornado, E Passes, laptop expectations, No Cellphones.

Then Students will play a game rotating illustrating and narrating what they did this summer while getting to know their peers with in the classroom.

Thursday

Introduction to Art

Friday

Mirrored drawing activity.

Students will verbally review directions of line and review vocabulary with a partner activity

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