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1 Readiness Kindergarten Y-Trees Create a Y-tree with black paint. Add white paint for snow to make sure the tree stands up and show that the sky touches the ground Snowmen Create a snowman and make it do something at night when we are sleeping. Make sure you show where the sky touches the ground Snowmen at Night Black paint Oil pastels Create a tree with a Y, not a lollipop tree. Paint the tree in the ground and show the sky touching the ground. Color Mixing Necklaces Create a necklace with primary colors and mix secondary colors to make a necklace. Once made, practice reciting colors and what mixes to make what. Mouse Paint Primary color model magic Plastic lacing Ice cream cups Reciting Primary colors Knowing how to make secondary colors. Reciting all colors. Primary Secondary Inkblot Butterflies Fold paper hamburger style, draw a letter B. Put shapes/colors on one side of the B. Fold paper together and rub the paint. Cut the B out Meijer Gardens Paint using the letter B Symmetrical Seuss Fish Trace the oval onto your paper, Add fins and a tail and a silly face. Use the lines you know to create a pattern One Fish, two Fish Read book and practice sketching a horse Create a horse out of toilet paper and it will form into a sculpture Black Toilet paper water
2 Kindergarten Y-Trees Create a Y-tree with black paint. Add white paint for snow to make sure the tree stands up and show that the sky touches the ground Snowmen Create a snowman and make it do something at night when we are sleeping. Make sure you show where the sky touches the ground Snowmen at Night Black paint Oil pastels Create a tree with a Y, not a lollipop tree. Paint the tree in the ground and show the sky touching the ground. Mouse Paint Create 6 mice. In 3 large mice, paint with the primary colors. In 3 little mice, mix the primary colors to make the secondary colors. Mouse Paint Model magic Plastic lacing Ice cream cups Reciting Primary colors Knowing how to make secondary colors. Reciting all colors. Primary Secondary Symmetrical Butterflies Create a butterfly with the letter B. Add shapes on each side to make it symmetrical. Draw an environment for the butterfly. Color and Paint. Meijer Gardens Sharpie Blue watercolor paint markers using the letter B Symmetrical Seuss Fish Create your own silly fish based off of the silly fish in One Fish Two Fish. Paint it. Use the lines you know to create a pattern with another color paint. Cut fish and glue onto pattern paper One Fish, two Fish Read book and practice sketching a horse Create a horse out of model magic and place it onto cardboard Black White model magic cardboard
3 1 st Grade Drawings Look at the sports info sheet. Recreate 5-6 actions using L s and 7 s so we can see people bending. Self-Potraits Create a self-portrait of something that you like to do outside in the winter. Remember to make yourself bend at the elbows and the knees. Figure Sculpture Create a sculpture out of tin foil and make it do an action. Create a background to go with the sculpture. Attach the two together. Blue Dog Create a blue dog drawing based off of Animals Create an animal. Draw it with crayon first. Use cool colors to paint your animal and warm colors in the background. Read book and practice sketching a horse Create a horse out of model magic and make the sculpture stand up August Rodin Crayon pastels Tin Foil Cardboard paint crayons Black White model magic cardboard Create a figure in action gesture Create a foil sculpture that can bend (no stick people) Create a background with crayon and watercolor Create a monochromatic dog painting Create an animal using warm and cool colors to distinguish between the front and back Make the horse stand up by itself Self-portrait Sculpture action monochromatic Foreground background 2 week Modern Day Mona Create a portrait of someone in today s time period. They must be holding something. Be sure that the face is correct Mona Lisa Colored Pencils Using the correct way to draw a face, recreate the Mona Lisa to look like it is during our time Collaboration Invention Create an invention with 3 other classmates with recycled materials. Inventions Recycled materials Wire/glue Collaborating with peers, create your own invention inspired by the period
4 2nd Grade Drawings Look at the sports info sheet. Recreate 5-6 actions using L s and 7 s so we can see people bending. Self-Potraits Create a self-portrait of something that you like to do outside in the winter. Remember to make yourself bend at the elbows and the knees. Figure Sculpture Create a sculpture out of tin foil and make it do an action. Create a background to go with the sculpture. Attach the two together. Blue Dog Create a blue dog drawing based off of Animals Create an animal. Draw it with crayon first. Use cool colors to paint your animal and warm colors in the background. Read book and practice sketching a horse Create a horse out of model magic and make the sculpture stand up August Rodin Crayon pastels Tin Foil Cardboard paint crayons Black White model magic cardboard Create a figure in action gesture Create a foil sculpture that can bend (no stick people) Create a background with crayon and watercolor Create a monochromatic dog painting Create an animal using warm and cool colors to distinguish between the front and back Make the horse stand up by itself Self-portrait Sculpture action monochromatic Foreground background 2 week Modern Day Mona Create a portrait of someone in today s time period. They must be holding something. Be sure that the face is correct Mona Lisa Colored Pencils Using the correct way to draw a face, recreate the Mona Lisa to look like it is during our time Collaboration Invention Create an invention with 3 other classmates with recycled materials. Inventions Recycled materials Wire/glue Collaborating with peers, create your own invention inspired by the period
5 3 rd Grade Birch Trees Create a Y-tree with painter s tape. Use watercolor to paint over the trees. Remove tape and add sharpie details in trees Gustav Klimt Trees Create a collage background with tissue paper. Paint a fanciful tree on top with black paint. Think of symbols that are important and your life and add them to your tree of life. Gustav Klimt Klimt and his Cat Painter s Tape Sharpies Tissue paper Black Paint Metallic paper tagboard Create a Birch Tree using painter s tape using watercolor resist techniques and adding a horizon line Create a fanciful tree in the style of Gustav Klimt using collage and symbols to connect to our lives. Resist Birch Tree Collage Mosaic Tree of Life Symbols 4 weeks Perspective Words Use your name, nickname, or word and write in block letters. Draw lines to the dot using a ruler. Paint the flat shapes warm colors and the depth shapes cool colors. Khalo Portraits Draw yourself with a pet, color with crayon. Paint over with watercolor. Paint leaves/jungle background onto green paper, add value. Cut out portrait and glue onto background. Vase Create your own slab vase by printing letters and words into it. Use glaze/paint to decorate the outside of the vase. Frida Khalo One Fish, two Fish Rulers sharpies Sharpie Blue watercolor paint Markers Making letters go back into space with 1 point using the letter B Portrait Value
6 4 th Grade Birch Trees Create a Y-tree with painter s tape. Use watercolor to paint over the trees. Remove tape and add watercolor details in trees Gustav Klimt Trees Create a collage background with tissue paper. Paint a fanciful tree on top with black paint. Think of symbols that are important and your life and add them to your tree of life. Gustav Klimt Klimt and his Cat Painter s Tape Sharpies Tissue paper Black Paint Metallic paper tagboard construction paper crayons Create a Birch Tree using painter s tape using watercolor resist techniques and adding a horizon line Create a fanciful tree in the style of Gustav Klimt using collage and symbols to connect to our lives. Resist Birch Tree Collage Mosaic Tree of Life Symbols 4 weeks Perspective Cubes Draw 6 cubes and using the main point, make them go back into space using 1 point. Make a string go through them. Khalo Portraits Draw yourself with a pet, color with crayon. Paint over with watercolor. Paint leaves/jungle background onto green paper, add value. Cut out portrait and glue onto background. Vase Create your own slab vase by printing letters and words into it. Use glaze/paint to decorate the outside of the vase. Frida Khalo One Fish, two Fish Rulers sharpies Sharpie Blue watercolor paint Markers Creating cubes to go back into space with 1 point using the letter B Portrait Value Ground Landscape Create a landscape using torn paper to create a landscape with a foreground, middle ground, and background. pastels glue Create a landscape that has foreground, middle ground, and background Foreground Middle ground
7 5 th Grade Modigliani Portraits Practice drawing the face and features of a human person. Then, create a portrait in the style of Modigliani using warm colors Amedeo Modigliani pastels newsprint Create a portrait in the style of Modigliani portrait African Masks Create an African mask with clay with an accentuate Modigliani African Masks Clay Feathers/jute/glue Create an African mask from clay because Modigliani was inspired by the African masks Masks 4 weeks Perspective Cubes Draw 6 cubes and using the main point, make them go back into space using 1 point. Paint the base color on the front cube, then create a tint and a shade to go back Sharpies Paint rulers Creating cubes to go back into space with 1 point and color them using tints and shades of a color Tints shades value Perspective city-scapes Create a city-scape using 1 point Ruler Pencils paper Create a 1 point city-scape. Perspective
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