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6th Grade,

Unit 4, Part 3

Connection: Regional Climates

Art Element Focus: Space

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Objective:

I can draw a regional climate independently.

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First, go to your Art Google Classroom Stream. View your class’s regional climate art in the slide show! Click through each slide and notice things you like.

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Reflect

Now look at your own piece of art in the slideshow. Silently take time to answer these questions:

  • What do you like about it? I like…

  • What would you do differently? I would...

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Creative Response:

Regional Climate Drawing

Independent Project

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Supplies Needed:

-Pencil

-Paper

-Coloring supplies

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Creative Response

We have looked at the polar climate and the equatorial climate. We talked about using large and small objects to show space in our drawing. We drew a climate region together. Now, you will draw a climate region on your own! You can look at these pictures for ideas. If you want, you can choose a different climate region! My drawing is on the next slide.

About 15 minutes

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Creative Response Example

I created a drawing of a polar climate landscape. I used the second photo on the previous slide for a reference! You can also use one of the photos if you want. You can add other details as well.

Remember to sign your name!

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To submit your Creative Response to the Google Classroom...

<- VIDEO INSTRUCTIONS

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Enter the Art Google Classroom by clicking on the chalkboard icon at the bottom of your Chromebook.

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In the classroom, click on the Classwork tab at the top.

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Click on the “Classwork” tab, choose today’s assignment , “Unit 4: Respond and Reflect”, and click on “View assignment” at the bottom.

Unit 4: Respond and Reflect

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To submit your assignment, click on the “Add or create” button, and choose Docs from the drop-down menu.

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A blank Google Doc with your name in the title will be generated. Find the Mountain icon and click on it to see the menu.

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Once you’ve clicked on the Mountain icon, go down the menu to “Camera.” Click on “Camera.”

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Hold your art up in front of the camera, and click on the yellow camera button with your mouse to take the picture.

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Once you’ve taken the picture, click on “Insert.”

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Your photo will appear in the document.

You can click on it and a blue border will appear. Click on the squares on the blue border with your mouse if you want to make it bigger in the Doc.

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Click the gray “Turn In” button in the top right corner.

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If it asks you again, click “Turn in” again.

Now your work has been submitted to me!

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Thank you for completing Unit 4, Part 3!

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Two students who showed expected behavior in class will receive a ticket!

If everyone showed expected behavior, they can also earn a paw or class point!