ART APPRECIATION GRADE 1

Similar documents
DRAWING AND PAINTING GRADE 1

(B) PAINTING Code No.: 049 ( )

WEAVING AND NEEDLE CRAFT GRADE 1

ART CURRICULUM Kindergarten 2008

ART DEPARTMENT SEQUENCE. Course Title Length Meeting Time Grades. Clay and Sculpture Semester Daily Studio Art Semester Daily 11-12

Art Progression of Skills Key Stage 1

Outcomes and Indicators. Appreciating

Learning Plan. My Story Portrait Inspired by the Art of Mary Cassatt. Schedule: , Grades K-5, one class period of approximately 60 min.

St Joseph s RC Primary School Art and Design Policy

57. Life Skill Subject for Junior High School (SMP)/ Madrasah Tsanawiyah (MTs) (Islamic Junior High School)

Art Timeline Grade: 3

Knowledge, Skills and Understanding breakdown for Art. Year 1 Drawing Painting Printing Textiles. 3D Collage Use of IT Knowledge

Activity 13: Walk like a dinosaur make your own dinosaur feet

Month Topic & Overarching? s Skills & Strategies Assessment Resources & Links. Review and reinforce knowledge of warm and cool color.

Office of Curriculum, Instruction & Professional Development VISUAL ARTS (562) FAX (562) VISUAL ARTS

Briar Hill Primary: Humanities Art and Design Year A Progression Overview

Art and Design in the National curriculum

Unit Title: Drawing Concept Art for Computer Games

Specific Learner Expectations. Elements of Art & Design. Students will be able to

Archdeacon Cambridge Art and Design content and skills

AASD ART CURRICULUM Kindergarten. Art Kindergarten

ART (60) CLASSES IX AND X

Diane Jaquith What Were You Thinking? NAEA 2016

ART AND DESIGN POLICY

& Research Project. 1 tto

CATHOLIC REGIONAL COLLEGE SYDENHAM. Study: Studio Arts

KNES Art & Design Course Outline. Year 8

Art and Design Curriculum Overview

Possible extension into homework if appropriate to enhance and deepen learning

Manor Primary School Art and Design: Year 6 Digital Media: Investigating light

Overdale Community Primary School. Progression of Art Skills EYFS

SCOUTING AT MOUNT VERNON Cub Scout and Boy Scout Merit Badge Activities TIGER: TIGERS IN THE WILD

Activity 9: Build a bird

Drawing for All. Course Title: Drawing for All Age Group: Teens (13 yrs) & Adults Tutor: Ana Tolvai Tutor s Phone No.

Art & Design GCSE. Ms Parks, Head of Art & Design

BLACK PEAR TRUST SUBJECT PLAN - ART

Chalice Arts UK Limited

MANME MAYH: Gardens of the Stone Country. Upper Primary lower secondary: Activity sheet

Lesson Plan Template

Community Study: City Mural By Gr. 1&2

Piet Mondrian

Prep to Year 2 standard elaborations Australian Curriculum: Visual Arts

Britain Teachers Resource

Art at Cox Green Curriculum Plan. Key Stage 4 Year 9 Term I Term 2 Term 3 Term 4 Term 5 Term 6

Curious Creatures Frans Post & Brazil Looking and Responding Drawing Workshop Teachers Notes: Post-Primary

WHY DO ARTISTS PAINT IN DIFFERENT WAYS? Workshop visit for schools, ages 5 to 12. Teachers Notes

Deposit Central School District Curriculum Map

Art Nouveau Scratchboard Drawing: An Introduction

Mixed Media. A piece of art can also be created with ink, chalk, crayon, fabric, metal or many other materials.

Discovering Vietnamese Art at Singapore's Affordable Art Fair...

Art Detectives Summer Exhibition 2018

course drawing for all about: drawing is first and foremost about learning to see. Most

Exploring Analogue and Digital Images. Playful Self-Portraits

Enriching Early Childhood Education Art Programmes

Where we are in place & time

Teacher s Book Arts & Crafts 2 PRIMARY

Archdiocese of Washington Catholic Schools Academic Standards Visual Arts

Y56 Art and Design Medium Term Planner Self Portraits Autumn 2018 Template. Advised curriculum coverage maximum three media per year

A LEARNING RESOURCE FOR TEACHERS IN THE CLASSROOM

Curriculum Map for Visual Arts (Group 6)

ART DEPARTMENT HIGH SCHOOL VISUAL ART PATHWAYS 3-D STUDIO (CERAMICS/SCULPTURE) 1 Studio 1 Ceramics/Sculpture 1 Digital 1 Photography 1

Discovering the Story: A City and Its Culture

NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Creative Studies: Art and Design (600/6905/3) Example portfolio. NCFE Level 2 Certificate in Creative Studies: Art and

Third Grade Visual Arts Curriculum Overview

School Year: 2012/2013

8 th REDLANDS DISTRICT SCHOOLS & YOUTH EXHIBITION OF PHOTOGRAPHY 2016

High School Art. AASD Art Goals for K-12 Students. Description Credits Prerequisites Textbooks/Resources

Policy for Art and Design

Year 6 Visual Arts Unit 2017 Colour and Tone Term: Week:

Masterpiece: The Sunflower Quilting Bee at Arles, 1991 by Faith Ringgold

Curriculum overview

ADVANCED PLACEMENT STUDIO ART

Vocabulary Arts Infused: Color Detail Form Observation Pattern Proportion Shape Texture

This project is aimed at years 7-13 and designed to link directly to the art and design curriculum.

Raritan Valley Community College Academic Course Outline WATERCOLOR I. A. Course Number and Title: ARTS-121 WATERCOLOR I

Gala Day. Projects. It s all about Sustainability!

AASD ART CURRICULUM Fifth Grade. Art Fifth Grade

Junior Drawing Artist

Gadsden Arts Center & Museum

Fruity Fruit Veggy Veg

Unit title: Architecture: Influences on the Development of Scottish Architecture

Jack B. Yeats and Paul Henry: Contrasting Visions of Ireland

Pick your area of study and use the guide below to assist you in developing your examination piece

Notes for teachers. Key Stage 1: Museum Maths

Curriculum Plan 2014/15. Subject: Art and Design. Year 7 8

Category A: Nursery Theme Feathery Friends

ART DEPARTMENT POSSIBLE ART SEQUENCES. Ceramics/Sculpture. Photography. Digital. Commercial Art* Digital 2* Studio

that can be undertaken at early learning services to teach children how to re-use or recycle

The Hunt Museum 2017 Post Primary Schools

Lesson 2 PAINTING WALT: Develop depth and shape using the techniques of L.S Lowry.

10 th REDLANDS DISTRICT SCHOOLS & YOUTH PHOTOGRAPHIC EXHIBITION 2018 CALENDAR

KNES Art & Design Course Outline. Year 9

KS1. Learning Outcomes. Andy Goldsworthy Flour prints

Learning Ladder Year 7: Natural Forms

Seward Johnson Inspired Wire Sculptures

SAMPLE ASSESSMENT OUTLINE VISUAL ARTS PRELIMINARY UNIT 1 AND UNIT 2

KS1-KS2 Art & Design Objective Overview ( )

Purposes of Diorama by All Rights Reserved.

Classroom Ideas (Instructional Strategies) What is texture? or object in art. demonstrate

Having Fun With Watercolours

Transcription:

ART APPRECIATION GRADE 1 Develop an awareness of activities in every day life. Respond to found objects and their own work in a personnel way. To develop the right attitude towards the appreciation of art work. To develop the right attitude towards the appreciation of Art work of other pupils. To observe, discuss and appreciate pupils own craft work and those of others. To facilitate verbal expressions by appreciating other pupils work. NATURAL OBJECTS leaves/ dry leaves, flowers shells, corals Drawing and painting produced by class pupils. Variety of crafts work produced by class pupils. Different types of natural objects eg: dry leaves, corals, shells, etc. help pupils to make an art portofolio to keep their art work. collect some good art work of the class pupils. ask pupils to collect the specimens in advance. Pupils should be encouraaged to look at other pupils work and their own work. Display their work in class. In advance advice pupils to collect found materials for art appreciation. Get pupils to see the shapes of the found materials in groups and in pairs. Encourage pupils to see concentrate on the colour, shape, and texture of the object. Page 1

ART APPRECIATION GRADE 2 Share and discuss art and craft materials with others. Respond and give ideas about art and craft work. Respond and give ideas about natural objects. To develop the right attitude towards the appreciation of art work. To expose pupils to elements of design in nature and their environment. To appreciate the craft work produced by the pupils of the same class. To discover textures in natural or man-made objects. To observe, discuss and appreciate pupils own craft work and those of others. To facilitate verbal expressions by appreciating other pupils work. Develop listening skills. NATURAL OBJECTS leaves/ dry leaves, flowers, shells, corals insects, fish, birds Drawing and painting produced by class pupils. Variety of crafts work produced by class pupils. Different types of natural objects eg: dry leaves, corals, shells, etc guide pupils in making an art portofolio to keep their art work. get a good collection of art and handicraft work. display a small scale art exibition in the class. guide the pupils to identify colours, shape, and texture of the materials. pupils should keep a seperate folder for the collection of natural specimens. get pupils to study the found objects individually and in groups. Encourage pupils to see concentrate on the colour, shape, and texture of the object. Page 2

ART APPRECIATION GRADE 3 Present and discuss art and craft work within and between the grades. Respond and exchange ideas about art work. Discuss visual arts in our culture and nature. To inculcate a sense of pride in the work produced. To inculcate in pupils a national awareness. To appreciate the craft work produced by the pupils of the same class and those of the other classes. To inculcate a sense of appreciation of pupils drawings and paintings. To appreciate the characteristics of the traditional crafts of Maldives. To expose pupils to various types of Art work produced by other schools. To introduce pupils to the permanent collection of the National Museum Art Gallery. To observe the typical characteristic features of the things found in different areas in the island. Develop listening skills DESIGN IN NATURE ( colour, form, texture, shape) suggested topics: fish birds plants animals VISIT Parks Exibitions Note book, drawing book, soft pencil crayons, etc. Drawing and painting produced by class pupils. Variety of crafts work produced by class pupils. Drawing, painting and crafts work produced by pupils of other classes. Different types of natural objects e.g.: dry leaves, corals, shells, etc. Coloured photographs of objects found in nature e.g.: fish, birds, plants, etc. Catalogues, photographs, pictures of any exhibition art work. Page 3

guide pupils in making an art portofolio to keep their art work. get a good collection of art and handicraft work. display a small scale art exibition in the classroom bringing in materials from other class. ask pupils to identify colours, shape, and texture of the art a materials. Get pupils to make a seperate folder for the collection of natural specimens. within groups get pupils to study the found objects. get pupils to concentrate and look for the difference in colour, shape, and texture of the object. Each pupils should have a record of what they studied from their observation in wrnting or pictures. Encourage pupils to discuss what they have recorded. ART APPRECIATION GRADE 4 Observe, talk and write about art work. Respond and express ideas to key features of Art and Craft materials. Respond and self analyse the easthetic values in art and craft work. To inculcate an awareness of our traditional culture To teach pupils to appreciate the various aesthetic qualities of the objects in the environment. To give pupils an opportunity to enjoy themselves by viewing the work in an exhibition. To develop pupils aesthetic sensitivity through the appreciation of their own Art work. To expose pupils to the natural scene and to encourage them to look at shapes that can be developed into designs. To introduce a local artist and his work to pupils. To appreciate the characteristics of the traditional crafts of Maldives. To develop pupils perceptual awareness through exposure to various local artists work. To observe the typical characteristic features of the things found in different areas in the island. To study various shapes and designs lacquer work available in Maldives To develop listening skills. - DESIGN IN NATURE ( colour, form, texture, shape) suggested topics: fish birds animals insects plants Page 4

fruits etc. VISIT Museum Local Artists Visit exibitions Note book, drawing book, soft pencil crayons, etc. Drawing/ painting variety of crafts work produced by class pupils. Drawing, painting and crafts work produced by pupils of different grade classes. Different types of natural objects eg: dry leaves, corals, shells, etc. Coloured photographs of objects found in nature eg: fish, birds, plants, etc. Reproductions of the artists work eg; photographs, illustrations, slides etc. picture, photograps, slides of work in the permanent collecction of the National Museum. Twine or cord long enough stretch across the black board or cloth pegs for displaying pupils art work.--at this level each pupils personal expression should be emphasised. get pupils to make an art portofolio to keep their art work. display a small scale art exibition in the classroom bringing in materials from other grade classes. Encourage each pupil to record in writing and drawing all the information they get from their observation, discussion and exploration. Get the pupils feel listen, and observe the findings. Ask question that will help to respond and increase their awareness for the design in nature. Before hand discuss with pupils the information they should take and the areas they should look for. Visit one or two local artist. Arrange pupils to observe local artist work and collect any information/picture regarding the local artist ART APPRECIATION GRADE 5 Talk write and identify certain features in visual Arts. Study various shapes, design, texture etc in archtitectural work in Maldives. Discuss and explore visual arts in our culture and nature. To inculcate in pupils a national awareness. To teach pupils to appreciate the various aesthetic qualities of the objects in the environment. To appreciate our cultural heritage. To inculcate a sense of appreciation. To develop pupils aesthetic sensitivity through the appreciation of their own Art work. To expose pupils to nature and to make them aware of the natural resources in relation to the study of art. Page 5

To develop powers of evaluation by encouraging self analysis and criticism. To encourage pupils to observe and criticise their own work. To develop an understanding and appreciation of art work by local and foreign artists. ARCHITECT IN MALDIVES building houses Presidents Palace VISIT Local Artists Visit exibitions World famous Artist s Note book, drawing book, soft pencil crayons, etc. Drawing/ painting variety of crafts work produced by class pupils and pupils work of different grade classes. Coloured photographs of objects found in nature eg: fish, birds, plants, etc. Catalogues, photographs, pictures of any exibition art work. Reproductions of the artists work eg; photographs, illustrations, slides etc. Picture, photographs, illustrations, slides etc of Mosques and important buildings in the island. At this level each pupils personal expression should be emphasised. get pupils to make an art portofolio to keep their art work. display a small scale art exibition within the classes bringing in materials from other grade classes. Ask the pupils to explore the work carefully. Arrange visits to go on field trips, so as to appreciate the work of architect in the island. Get pupils to discuss about the equipment they might have used in the work of architects at different places. Get the pupils to to record by writing and drawing the areas which interest them individually in the architectural work they have seen. Collect information on world famous artist and their work. Get pupils into groups and get them to discuss about some wolrd famous artist. Discuss the things that they have learned or known through art appreciation. Organise follow up activities for them so as to asses what outcomes they have got. Page 6