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Year at a Glance Pacing Guide 2018-2019 Art- Grade Kindergarten 5001010 All Four Quarters: marker, pencil, tempera paint Concepts: real and imaginary subject matter, abstract and realistic, knowing the seven Elements or Art, and introducing Principles of Design, Sculpture, Introducing Art work from other Cultures Kindergarten First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, outline o Shape: organic (free form shape), geometric, square, triangle, circle, oval, twodimensional (flat) o Pattern: repetition Kindergarten Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid), sculpture, clay, pinch pot o Texture: rough and smooth, collage Kindergarten Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping o Balance: symmetry Kindergarten Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24

Art- Grade 1 5001020 marker, pencil, tempera paint Concepts: real and imaginary subject matter, abstract and realistic, portrait and landscape, knowing the seven Elements or Art, and introducing other Principles of Design, Sculpture, Introducing Art work from other Cultures (connect art terms with other subject areas) First Grade First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: straight, vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, dotted, broken, solid First Grade Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush, warm and cool, tints and shades o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid) o Texture: rough and smooth, real texture, visual texture, collage First Grade Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping o Balance: symmetry First Grade Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24

Art- Grade 2 5001030 marker, pencil, tempera paint Cultures Second Grade First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, Second Grade Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid) o Texture: rough and smooth, real texture, visual texture, collage Second Grade Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping o Balance: symmetry, line of symmetry Second Grade Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24

Art- Intermediate 1 (Third Grade) 5001040 marker, pencil, tempera paint, scoring and slipping clay, additive and subtractive clay methods Cultures, real and imaginary subject matter, abstract and realistic, knowing the seven Elements or Art, and introducing other Principles of Design, Filling the picture plane, positive and negative space, Composition, Horizon line, Neutral Colors, Color Wheel, print making techniques, Sculpture, Mobile, Introducing Art work from other Cultures, Introduction of Historical Artistic Styles Third Grade First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, diagonal, parallel Third Grade Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush, monochromatic, tints and shades, intermediate colors o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid), coil and slab methods, sculpture o Texture: rough and smooth Third Grade Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping, perspective, positive and negative o Movement: o Balance: symmetry, line of symmetry Third Grade Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24

Art- Intermediate 2 (Fourth Grade) 5001050 marker, pencil, tempera paint, scoring and slipping clay, additive and subtractive clay methods Cultures, real and imaginary subject matter, abstract and realistic, the seven Elements or Art, and introducing other Principles of Design, Filling the picture plane, positive and negative space, Composition, Horizon line, Neutral Colors, Color Wheel, Complementary Colors, print making techniques, Sculpture, Mobile, Critique, Judgment, Introducing Art work from other Cultures, gesture drawing, contour drawing, shading, value scale, Introduction of Historical Artistic Styles Fourth Grade First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, diagonal, parallel Fourth Grade Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush, monochromatic, tints and shades, intermediate colors, Complementary Colors, shading o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid), coil and slab methods, sculpture o Texture: rough and smooth Fourth Grade Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping, perspective, positive and negative o Movement: o Balance: symmetry, line of symmetry, asymmetrical, analysis, interpret, judgment or evaluate Fourth Grade Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24

Art- Intermediate 3 (Fifth Grade) 5001060 marker, pencil, tempera paint, scoring and slipping clay, additive and subtractive clay methods Cultures, real and imaginary subject matter, abstract and realistic, the seven Elements or Art, and introducing other Principles of Design, Filling the picture plane, positive and negative space, Composition, Horizon line, Neutral Colors, Color Wheel, Complementary Colors, print making techniques, Sculpture, Mobile, Critique, Judgment, Introducing Art work from other Cultures, Introduction of Historical Artistic Styles, gesture drawing, contour drawing, shading, value scale Fifth Grade First Quarter: Aug. 10 - Oct. 12 o Line: vertical, horizontal, diagonal, zigzag, wavy, thick, thin, curved, diagonal, parallel Fifth Grade Second Quarter: Oct. 15- Dec. 21 o Color: primary, secondary, tempera paint, watercolor paint, paintbrush, monochromatic, tints and shades, intermediate colors, Complementary Colors, analogous colors, shading o Form: three-dimensional shapes (solid), coil and slab methods, sculpture o Texture: rough and smooth Fifth Grade Third Quarter: Jan. 7- Mar. 14 o Space: Foreground, background and overlapping, perspective, positive and negative, one point perspective o Movement: o Balance: symmetry, line of symmetry, asymmetrical, analysis, interpret, judgment or evaluate Fifth Grade Fourth Quarter: Mar. 25- May 24