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Lorena Jovani Sancho Febrer-Abril 2011

UNIT 1 ART GALLERY LEVEL 5 th and 6 th LESSONS 1 and 2 LESSON TIMMING 1:30 hours UNIT TIMMING AIMS To motivate the pupils and to activate their previous knowledge. To learn about famous painters and artworks. ASSESSMENT Port folio Self assessment Teacher assessment MATERIALS TEACHING OBJECTIVES To appreciate and understand that the art can express experiences, ideas, and emotions. To evaluate and respect the own and the others artistic work. Worksheet 1 and scaffolding sheet 2 To interact and cooperate with the partners in a relaxed atmosphere. Flashcards: painters, paintings, text, labels To enjoy with the artist s productions and develop a critical and plural position. Flashcards: colours, lines and shapes (evaluation) BASIC COMPETENCES / TRANSFERABLE SKILLS COMMUNICATIVE Linguistic and audio-visual: can interact with other people and approach other cultures in an adequate way Artistic and cultural: can understand, perceive and value, critically, different cultural and artistic forms of expression. Artistic and cultural: can apply the techniques, resources and conventions of the different artistic languages. Artistic and cultural: can make use of aesthetic different resources of production to carry out individual or social artistic activities. Artistic and cultural: can apply they basic knowledge of the different cultural and artistic forms of expression to appreciate its intrinsic value. METHODOLOGYCAL: Learning to learn: can apply study skills that include strategic thinking and cooperation and self-evaluation skills. PERSONAL: Autonomy, initiative and decision taking: can create, initiate, develop and assess individual or collective activities or projects with creativity, confidence, responsibility and critical thinking. 3 hours

LEARNING OUTCOMES students will be able to CONTENT COGNITION To recognize famous artist. To introduce students to artist and their To recognize famous artworks and artists style. works. To understand, distinguix and describe main facts that relates to an To analyse and compare artwork by different artist. artist life. To apply art vocabulary and artistic concepts. To apply agreed criteria in groups. To evaluate artist and artwork. To interpret a painting s style. To read and understand a text with personal information about a To evaluate an artist s work. painter s style. To remember art concepts. To understand oral information about paintings and painters. CULTURE To appreciate the artwork and the artist and its multiculturalism approach. To be interested in knowing famous painters and paintings. To learn about the importance of being observant. To respect and value different artist s work. Language OF learning Key vocabulary: Real /abstract work. Describe paintings: This painting is painted by. COMMUNICATION Language FOR learning Hypothesise: (I think) This painting is painted by, because he uses lines / colours / shapes /etc. (I think) This painting is (title), because there is /are colours/shapes/lines. Describe paintings: Lines: straight / curvy, thin/thick Shapes: circle, square, rectangle, triangle. Colours: primary / secondary, hot/cold. Language THROUGH learning Text vocabulary. Feed back. Presentations.

UNIT 2: DOODLES LEVEL 5 th and 6 th LESSONS 3 to 6 LESSON TIMMING 1:30 hours UNIT TIMMING 6 hours AIM ASSESSMENT To review types of lines and shapes. Port folio To evaluate and create an artwork in the style of Piet Mondrian. Self assessment Create and evaluate an artwork in the style of Kandinsky. Teacher assessment TEACHING OBJECTIVES MATERIALS To appreciate and understand that the art can express experiences, ideas, and emotions. Worksheets 3,4,5, and 6 To evaluate and respect the own and the others artistic work. Compass, ruler & set square To enjoy with the artist s productions and develop a critical and plural position. Felt pens (black, blue, yellow & red) (evaluation) Coloured chalk Flashcards: lines and shapes BASIC COMPETENCES COMMUNICATIVE Linguistic and audio-visual: can interact with other people and approach other cultures in an adequate way Artistic and cultural: can understand, perceive and value, critically, different cultural and artistic forms of expression. Artistic and cultural: can apply the techniques, resources and conventions of the different artistic languages. Artistic and cultural: can make use of aesthetic different resources of production to carry out individual or social artistic activities. Artistic and cultural: can apply they basic knowledge of the different cultural and artistic forms of expression to appreciate its intrinsic value. METHODOLOGYCAL: Learning to learn: can apply study skills that include strategic thinking and cooperation and self-evaluation skills. PERSONAL: Autonomy, initiative and decision taking: can create, initiate, develop and assess individual or collective activities or projects with creativity, confidence, responsibility and critical thinking.

CONTENT To analyse and compare artwork by different artist. To apply art vocabulary and artistic concepts. To evaluate artist and artworks. To recognize and apply types of lines and shapes. To understand how lines and shapes can express personal information. To evaluate and create work, using lines and shapes. To use lines and shapes to express feelings and emotions. LEARNING OUTCOMES students will be able to t COGNITION To describe paintings. To interpret and describe the work of Piet Mondrain and Wassily Kandinsky. To analyse how affect lines and shapes in artwork. To apply what they know about lines and shapes in their art productions. To plan their own art work. To describe paintings. CULTURE To be interested in knowing famous painters and paintings. Respect the difference and diversity. To respect and value of different artist s work, as well as classmates oral and artistic productions. To take care and share the classroom craft material. COMMUNICATION Language OF learning Language FOR learning Key art vocabulary: Lines: straight, curvy, thin and thick. Shapes: circle, square, rectangle, triangle. Materials: ruler, set square, compass, felt tip pens, coloured chalk Describing pictures: There is a / are line /shape. Discussion: I agree / disagree Class management: Can I borrow your? Can you pass / give me the? Picture descriptions: in the middle, at the top/bottom, on the right/left, in the corner. Language THROUGH learning Classroom language. Following instructions for create an art work. Dictionary: find a concrete word.

UNIT 3 COCLOUR FUN LEVEL 5 th and 6 th LESSONS LESSON TIMMING AIM To review and practise how colours are mixed. To create an artwork in the style of Joan Miró. To learn about the feelings of colours. To create an artwork in the style of Edvard Munch TEACHING OBJECTIVES: To appreciate and understand that the art can express experiences, ideas, and emotions. To evaluate and respect the own and the others artistic work. To enjoy with the artist s productions and develop a critical and plural position. (evaluation) TIMMING 1:30 hours UNIT TIMMING ASSESSMENT Port folio Self assessment Peer assessment Teacher assessment MATERIALS Worksheet 7, 8,9,10,11,12,13, and 14 Paint (yellow, cyan and magenta) Hard wax Art material: brushes, glasses with water, scissors, etc. Flashcards: colours, shapes, materials camera BASIC COMPETENCES COMMUNICATIVE Linguistic and audio-visual: can interact with other people and approach other cultures in an adequate way Artistic and cultural: can understand, perceive and value, critically, different cultural and artistic forms of expression. Artistic and cultural: can apply the techniques, resources and conventions of the different artistic languages. Artistic and cultural: can make use of aesthetic different resources of production to carry out individual or social artistic activities. Artistic and cultural: can apply they basic knowledge of the different cultural and artistic forms of expression to appreciate its intrinsic value. METHODOLOGYCAL: Learning to learn: can apply study skills that include strategic thinking and cooperation and self-evaluation skills. PERSONAL: Autonomy, initiative and decision taking: can create, initiate, develop and assess individual or collective activities or projects with creativity, confidence, responsibility and critical thinking.

CONTENT Learn the mixing colour theory. Learn and recognize the colour feelings. Recognize the influence of colours in several artists and paintings. Make a colour wheel. Distinguix and use primary and secondary colours. Distinguix and use hot and cold colours. To describe personal feelings and emotions through colours. To describe personal feelings and other people s feelings. To create an expressive work. LEARNING OUTCOMES students will be able to COGNITION Understand and practice the mixing colour theory. Hypothesize about the emotions of colours. Interpret the feelings of colours in famous paintings. Recognize cyan, magenta and yellow as primary subtractive colours. Apply the colour wheel with primary colours. Evaluate colours in paintings. To describe paintings. To interpret and describe the work of Joan Miró and Edvard Munch. To apply what they know about colours and feelings in their art productions. To plan their own art work. To describe their paintings. CULTURE To be interested in knowing famous painters and paintings. Respect the difference and diversity. To respect and value of different artist s work, as well as classmates oral and artistic productions. To take care and share the classroom craft s material. COMMUNICATION Language OF learning Language FOR learning Language THROUGH learning Key art vocabulary: Colour: primary/secondary colours. Hot/cold colours. Materials: paint, brush, hard wax. Emotions: happy, sad, scared, worry,etc Describing pictures: There is a / are colours Hypothesise vocabulary about colours mixing: If you mix (primary colours) you obtain (secondary colours. Group work discussion about colour: These/those colours are similar/different. I think that colour goes next to/close to/ far from this one. Pair discussion: That colour makes me feel happy, sad, scared, worry,etc. Class management: Can I borrow your? Can you pass / give me the? Picture descriptions: in the middle, at the top/bottom, on the right/left, in the corner. Classroom language. Following instructions for create an art work and a colour wheel. Dictionary: find a concrete word.

UNIT 4 I M AN ARTIST LEVEL 5th and 6th LESSONS LESSON TIMMING To create an art gallery. To express emotions through the art. To evaluate and assess the partners artwork AIM TEACHING OBJECTIVES To appreciate and understand that the art can express experiences, ideas, and emotions. To evaluate and respect the own and the others artistic work. To interact and cooperate with the partners in a relaxed atmosphere. To enjoy with the artist s productions and develop a critical and plural position. (evaluation) 1:30 hours UNIT TIMMING ASSESSMENT MATERIALS Worksheet 15, 16, and 17 All materials used in the whole unit: Felt tips pens, chalk, paint, hard wax. BASIC COMPETENCES COMMUNICATIVE Linguistic and audio-visual: can interact with other people and approach other cultures in an adequate way Artistic and cultural: can understand, perceive and value, critically, different cultural and artistic forms of expression. Artistic and cultural: can apply the techniques, resources and conventions of the different artistic languages. Artistic and cultural: can make use of aesthetic different resources of production to carry out individual or social artistic activities. Artistic and cultural: can apply they basic knowledge of the different cultural and artistic forms of expression to appreciate its intrinsic value. METHODOLOGYCAL: Learning to learn: can apply study skills that include strategic thinking and cooperation and self-evaluation skills. PERSONAL: Autonomy, initiative and decision taking: can create, initiate, develop and assess individual or collective activities or projects with creativity, confidence, responsibility and critical thinking.

LEARNING OUTCOMES students will be able to CONTENT COGNITION To create a personal style of art. To analyse lines, shapes and colours in different paintings. To describe personal feelings and other people s feelings. To express an idea and feeling through art. To use lines, shapes, colours, and several materials to express feelings. To apply what they know about art in their art productions. To evaluate artist and artworks To plan their work. To apply art vocabulary and artistic concepts. To express oneself through art. To describe their own painting and the partner. To create their own style of art. CULTURE To be interested in knowing partner s paintings. Respect the difference and diversity. To respect and value of different artist s work, as well as classmates oral and artistic productions. To take care and share the classroom craft material. Language OF learning Key art vocabulary revision: Lines: straight, curvy, thin and thick. Shapes: circle, square, rectangle, triangle. Materials: ruler, set square, compass, felt tip pens, coloured chalk, paints and hard wax Colour: primary/secondary colours. Hot/cold colours. Emotions: happy, sad, scared, worry,etc Describing pictures: There is a / are colours COMMUNICATION Language FOR learning Explain their work: I want to use: colours/shapes/lines. I want to express (feelings) I need: chalk, felt tip pens, paint, hard wax, brush, ruler, set square, compass, etc Assessment vocabulary Language THROUGH learning Classroom language. Following instructions for create an art work and a colour wheel. Dictionary: find a concrete word.