Use this collection of Paul Klee teaching resources and complete Klee Famous Artist Unit lesson plans to teach elementary art class.
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ΡΕΝΕ ΜΑΓΚΡΙΤ! Rene Magritte"The Empire of Light "1953 Προβάλλουμε τον πίνακα για 30 δευτερόλεπτα και ζητάμε από τα παιδιά να μας πουν τι θυμούνται από το έργο. Συζητάμε για την εικόνα,τα χρώματα ,αν είναι μέρα ή νύχτα.Τι το παράξενο έχει το τοπίο αυτό;Υπάρχουν τέτοια τοπία στην πραγματικότητα; Γιατί;Πως θα μπορούσαμε να επεκτείνουμε την εικόνα;υπάρχουν άλλα κτίρια εκεί;Πώς μπορούμε να αλλάξουμε το τοπίο; ΝΥΧΤΑ -ΜΕΡA ΟΜΑΔΙΚΕΣ ΕΡΓΑΣΙΕΣ Επέκταση Εικόνας ΑΤΟΜΙΚΕΣ ΕΡΓΑΣΙΕΣ ΜΕΡΑ - ΝΥΧΤΑ (ΑΝΤΙΣΤΡΟΦΑ) Παρατηρήσαμε τα πουλιά και φυσικά ζωγραφίσαμε!
Groovy Style (above) or Rainbow Dots (below) Mrs.Morgan's Mushrooms Examples (above) STUDENT EXAMPLES of Rainbow Dot Mushrooms 2023 Melanie Camargo, Kyla’s Leonard, Aubrey Mc, Aron Palacious. Paislee Hall, Kinslee Harle, Jaidyn Shirt, Winter Berry, & Carl Adair. Victoria, Yareli, Emmily, James, Lucy, Peyton C., Braylee 4th period-2021 Kyla, Kaylynn, Maiyah & Chloe 4th period 2021 5th Period 2021 Destinee, Stephanie, Peyton, Maleighna, Tania, Lyndie, Carie, Myah & Janette Ainsley and Josilen 7th grade Olivia 8th grade Here are some good illustrations that show perspective of the mushrooms. This lesson will use Perspective Techniques that we used in the JellyFish lesson. You will be concentrating on showing Mushrooms from High, Eye Level and Low. After studying the parts of a mushroom, you will be able to show them better in your final drawing. First you need to Practice. This is a STUDY, so you will need label your sketch with the Main FIVE parts. Danielle V. 7th grade drawing Ainsley S. 7th grade finished drawing Here are some examples.... Not challenging enough?... Click below. ADVANCED with OVERLAPPING Taking it to another CREATIVE PERSPECTIVE draw with The Looming Morrow Search for ideas that inspire you... After you have practiced, we will begin drawing it on bigger paper. 1. Draw light til you know it’s right. Draw 3 mushrooms or more with use of depth & space techniques along with 3 perspectives. 2. Outline with a black permanent marker. 3. Add shading with pencil on one side only. Have a recognizable light source. *Blendy stump will help. 4. Add fat dots (nickel size) almost touching with coloring markers (not permanent). Go all the way to edges. Fill in entirely. This lesson is NoT 2 Cool 4 School… Others schools are following!! Want a 100? YOU MUST HAVE -3 or more Mushrooms - 45 pts. -3 Perspectives- 15 pts. (high, low, eye level) -Depth and Space -10 pts (overlapping, value, size, ect). -Trace with Sharpie, Shade with Pencil- 10 pts. (1 recognizable light source) -Use marker water bleed technique -20 pts. from the link below. We will be using a marker paint technique for the background... *For more info about technique See Here. USE THIS TECHNIQUE Need a Change of Scenery ? 2023 Spring Madison Mendez, Emily Rodgers, Envy Medina, & Jasmin Duran Kaden Hodson 2023- Eduardo, Ayden Burciaga, Wyatt Solonen, Selena Martinez& Jarezi Davis Pierce Try using repeated radiating lines in the background for a funky feel... Draw shapes or lines in the background, repeat and radiate outward. Use 3 or more colors. Grayson D, 2021 starting his funky background. Click below for more ideas...
TK - 4th Grade
32 Kontrastbild-Vorlagen mit 16 Motiven zum Ausschneiden, Arrangieren und Aufkleben. „Notan“ ist Japanisch und bedeutet „dunkel-hell“. Wie der Papierfaltschnitt und der Klappschnitt, lebt auch der Notan-Scherenschnitt vom Kontrast. Sie eignen sich besonders gut für Gruppenarbeiten. Für die Kontrastbilder empfehlen wir das Druckerpapier, rosa-rot.
Fourth graders are so enthusiastic about creating these Chinese dragons. We talked about the difference between the European dragon and the Chinese dragon. The Chinese dragon is a symbol of good luck and wisdom. It is a symbol of power for people who are worthy of it and a creature to be feared by fools and evildoers. The European dragon on the other hand is typically an unruly dreadful beast feared by all for its ruthlessness. We talked about how the appearance of the Chinese dragon has changed over time. It has become a creature that flies with a serpent's body, hawk claws, cow ears and the whiskers and scales of a carp (koi). We also learned the Chinese Waterfall Legend. It tells if the koi fish that swam up the Yellow river against the current and tried for 100 years to jump up the waterfall. When he finally made it, he became a dragon that chases pearls of wisdom. We talked about the life lessons that this story teaches us such as perseverance. The dragon is a huge part of Chinese culture and makes many appearances at celebrations. We also watched some dragon dance videos while we worked. Notice that it is chasing a pearl of wisdom! The main art concept that we talked about during this project was color blending. We talked about how to layer colors to blend, and we talked about using water to help colors to smoothly transition on our papers. Does it Blend Well? YES: 2 Primary Colors, 2 Analogous Colors (next door neighbors on the color wheel) NO: 3 Primary Colors, Complementary Colors (opposites on the color wheel), Secondary Colors When we talk about blending, I explain that our goal is to use vibrant rainbow colors on our artwork, so it's important to know how to avoid brown. Next, we do some color math. I explain that to make brown, you combine all 3 primary colors. I write out this basic equation on the board... Red+Yellow+Blue = Brown Then, we simplify the equation a variety of ways: If, R+Y=O, and Y+B=G, and R+B=P, and R+Y+B= Brown then... (R+Y)+B= O+B = Brown ...or... (Y+B)+R= G+R = Brown ...or... (R+B)+Y= P+Y = Brown As it turns out, when we simplify the equation we end up with complementary pairs: (notice that these are on the "NO" list). Orange and Blue Green and Red Purple and Yellow Why can't we blend secondary colors together Mrs. Seitz? To answer this question we expand the equations and discover that all 3 of the primary colors are present in the mixtures. Orange + Green = (R+Y)+(B+Y) Green + Purple = (Y+B)+(R+B) Purple + Orange = (B+R)+(R+Y) The color math really helps the kids understand the reasons behind what works and what doesn't. It also gives them a way to figure it out if they haven't memorized what works. When I teach it this way, it creates an ah-ha moment for many of the kids. At this point in the year, my 4th graders are really quite good with color concepts because we have already done our Kandinsky color mixing lesson with fractions! Learning Goals: I can... - Explain the difference between Chinese and European dragons - Tell about Chinese dragons - Blend using analogous colors (next door neighbors) - Give examples of colors that do and do not blend well
You need: drawing sheet A2 size black strips 1,5 cm wide colored construction paper in red, yellow and blue ruler scissors glue black marker This is a teamwork lesson for two students. Draw squares and rectangles of various sizes on the colored paper. Make sure they are straight: start from a right angle and measure carefully. Cut the squares and rectangles and spread them on the white sheet. Make sure same colors do not touch each other and stick them. Continue with the black strips. Decide by yourself how many strips and where you want them, but there are four requirements: the strips must be sticked straight! (use your ruler) black strips must be sticked around all colored area's use the black strips to create white area's (squares and rectangles) don't use to much glue. Let some strips stay loose so you can put a Haring figure behind it Draw three or more Keith Haring characters on the colored paper. Cut them and paste them on the Mondriaan sheet. Be sure there is no yellow character on a yellow area. Outline the characters with a black marker and draw some 'move stripes' around them.
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Helpful resources for teaching young artists about the techniques and popular works of famous artists throughout history
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International Dot Day, and one of my all-time favorite books, "The Dot" by Peter Reynolds, were my inspiration for this lesson! I wanted to come up with a new way to make a series of quick, colorful, one-of-a-kind "dots" that could be completed in one class session. With monoprints, only one print can be made from each design, but you can repaint the printing surface and make as many new designs as you like! These designs are styled after mandalas, circular designs with radial symmetry and repeating patterns.
The paper portrait is fun and easy way to create portraits for your students.This project for 3rd or 4th grade usually takes three, 45-minute class periods.
Une petite séance bricolage à la bibliothèque de Duras, pour occuper ce mercredi pluvieux de février... Une petite quinzaine de participants s'est donné à coeur joie aux plaisirs d'un atelier créatif: des ailes en carton et papier collé, des Matriochkas revisitées et un bonhomme de neige rigolo. Voici les tutoriels: Et voici les productions: Merci à tous, l'ambiance était studieuse et apaisante... Votre créativité a parlé, je ne me lasse pas de l'écouter. Merci à l'Office Culturel du Pays de Duras, à la municipalité et à Véronique, une bibliothécaire hors pair !!! Merci à Jacqueline, bénévole des"Amis du Livre", pour son aide précieuse.
We studied Dali and his The Elephants painting. We made our birds and similar to Dali. Long skinny legs and warm colors for the background. We also added a cool color bird to make it POP! I saw this lesson online and fell in love with it! It is a two day lesson that keeps the students engaged the entire time!
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First grade worked on one point perspective. We concentrated on the vanishing point, the horizon line, and how objects are big when they are...
Asian art is a subject we explore each year in second grade - this year we started with one of the world's most beautiful and amazing creatures - the tiger! Several types of tigers live in Asia and many artists from this region show the beauty of the animal in their art. Here are some of the examples we viewed, and an illustration of the symmetrical nature of the tiger's face. The symmetry lends itself well to a special type of monoprint, or single print, called symmetry printing - the artist paints on half the paper, and folds the other half over and rubs the top to transfer the paint, creating a mirror image. Because the tempera dries quickly on the construction paper, we used a quick rhythm of painting just a few strokes and then printing - “paint a little, print a little.” The students followed me in a guided drawing of half the tiger face, as seen above, and then we began painting with orange, white and black. I love the way each tiger has a unique face and expression!
