What can we learn about life during the Paleolithic Era by studying prehistoric art?

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1 Teacher / Team Name: Angela Mayo Topic: A. Prehistoric Art Key Learning: We can learn about life during the Paleolithic Era by studying prehistoric art. What can we learn about life during the Paleolithic Era by studying prehistoric art? Unit Essential Question(s): Concept: Cave Paintings Concept: Prehistoric Pottery Lesson Essential Question(s): What can we learn about life during the Paleolithic era by studying cave art? (A) Lesson Essential Question(s): What can we learn about life during the Paleolithic era by studying prehistoric pots? (A) Vocabulary: Prehistoric, Paleolithic, Lasceaux, pictograph, petroglyph Vocabulary: Prehistoric, Paleolithic, ceramic, score, slip, kiln Additional Information: Select one or more of the concepts above Attached Document(s):

2 Teacher / Team Name: Angela Mayo Vocab Report for Topic: A. Prehistoric Art Concept: Cave Paintings Prehistoric - the time period before recorded history Paleolithic - An early phase of the stone age Lasceaux - An area of France that contains a large amount of early cave paintings pictograph - A picture drawn on a rock face petroglyph - an image carved into a rock face Concept: Prehistoric Pottery Prehistoric - The time period before recorded history Paleolithic - An early phase of the stone age ceramic - made of clay score - scratching the surface of clay slip - clay "mud" used to attach clay to itself kiln - a furnace used to fire clay

3 Teacher / Team Name: Angela Mayo Topic: B. Ancient Art Key Learning: We can learn about life in Ancient Egypt by studying Ancient Egyptian artwork. What can we learn about Ancient Egyptian culture by studying Ancient Egyptian art? Unit Essential Question(s): Concept: Concept: Concept: Twisted Perspective Jewelry design hieroglyphics Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): How can we use twisted perspective like the How can we design jewelry in the style of How can we use hieroglyphics like the Ancient Egyptians? (A) the Ancient Egyptians? (A) Ancient Egyptians? (A) Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Vocabulary: twisted perspective, pharaoh collar necklace, turquoise, scarab, medallion, repeating pattern, geometric, symmetrical cartouche, hieroglyphics, Rosetta stone Additional Information: Choose one or more of these concepts. Possible lessons: Cartouche designs, Pharaoh self-portraits, medallions, collar necklaces Attached Document(s):

4 Teacher / Team Name: Angela Mayo Vocab Report for Topic: B. Ancient Art Concept: Twisted Perspective twisted perspective - A style of drawing where different parts of the body are seen from different points of view. pharaoh - An Egyptian king Concept: Jewelry design collar necklace - a type of necklace popular in Ancient Egypt turquoise - A stone popular in Ancient Egypt scarab - A type of beetle often represented on Egyptian medallions medallion - A piece of jewelry usually worn as a pendant repeating pattern - geometric - shapes with names and rules symmetrical - the same on both sides Concept: hieroglyphics cartouche - the name of a pharaoh enclosed in an oval with a line at one end hieroglyphics - A stylized picture representing a word or sound. Rosetta stone - A stone that helped us to crack the code of hieroglyphics

5 Teacher / Team Name: Angie Mayo Topic: C. Renaissance Art Key Learning: The Renaissance was a time when classical ideas were rediscovered. Proportion and precision were important in artwork. Life became more about beauty and enjoyment. What can we learn about life during the Renaissance by studying Renaissance art? Unit Essential Question(s): Concept: Concept: Concept: Proportion Perspective Drawing Renaissance Pottery Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): How can we use correct human proportions in our art like the Renaissance artists? (A) How can we use one-point and/or two-point perspective in our drawings like the Renaissance artists? (A) How can we create majolica pottery like Renaissance potters? (A) Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Vocabulary: proportion, Leonardo DaVinci, one-point perspective, two-point majolica, glaze, slip, score Michelangelo, Donatello, Rafael perspective, horizon line, vanishing point Additional Information: Choose one or more of these concepts. Possible lessons- figure drawing, gesture drawing, one-point or two-point perspective drawing, majolica pottery Attached Document(s):

6 Teacher / Team Name: Angie Mayo Vocab Report for Topic: C. Renaissance Art Concept: Proportion proportion - the size of something related to the size of something else Leonardo DaVinci - Renaissance artist Michelangelo - Renaissance artist Donatello - Renaissance artist Rafael - Renaissance artist Concept: Perspective Drawing one-point perspective - a type of linear perspective involving one vanishing point two-point perspective - a type of linear perspective involving two vanishing points. horizon line - the line where the earth and sky appear to meet vanishing point - The point where receding parallel lines appear to converge. Concept: Renaissance Pottery majolica - A type of glaze common in Renaissance Italy glaze - a substance added to pottery to give it a shiny appearance slip - clay "mud" score - to scratch into clay

7 Teacher / Team Name: Angie Mayo Topic: D. Modern Art Key Learning: There are many different styles of art that fall under the umbrella of Modern Art. What can we learn about our own culture by studying Modern American Art? Unit Essential Question(s): Concept: Concept: Concept: Pop Art Expressionism Minimalism Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): Lesson Essential Question(s): How can we create Pop Art like Andy How can we create Expressionist artwork How can we create minimalist art like Calder Warhol and Jasper Johns? (A) like Pollock and DeKooning? (A) and Rothko (A) Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Vocabulary: Pop Art, Jasper Johns, Andy Warhol Expressionism, DeKooning, Pollock Minimalism, Alexander Calder, Mark Rothko Additional Information: Choose one or more of these concepts Attached Document(s):

8 Teacher / Team Name: Angie Mayo Vocab Report for Topic: D. Modern Art Concept: Pop Art Pop Art - A style of art involving images of people and objects from popular American culture Jasper Johns - A Pop Artist Andy Warhol - A Pop Artist from Pennsylvania Concept: Expressionism Expressionism - A style of art concerned mostly with showing movement. DeKooning - An Expressionist Artist Pollock - And Expressionist Artist Concept: Minimalism Minimalism - A style of art characterized by the use of simple shapes and forms. Alexander Calder - A Minimalist artist Mark Rothko - A minimalist artist