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"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together."
-Vincent Van Gogh
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Kindergarten Art Class
In this class you will…
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Analyze works of art.
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Name lines, shapes and colors.
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Discover texture.
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Develop a personal art portfolio.
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Observe works of art within the context of culture, time and place.
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Investigate realism.
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Demonstrate safe and ethical use of tools and images.
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Use straight, bent, and curved lines.
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Use basic geometric shapes.
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Apply primary and secondary colors.
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Observe examples of pattern and create simple patterns.
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Draw and paint using various techniques and processes.
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Create a collage by cutting, tearing and gluing paper.
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Discover the use of art in daily life.
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Create three-dimensional artwork
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First Grade Art Class
In this class you will…
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Recognize various media.
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Analyze works of art.
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Identify elements of art- lines, shapes, colors and textures.
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Choose a favorite artwork.
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Develop a personal art portfolio.
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Recognize an artist’s reason for making a specific work of art.
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Investigate Expressionism.
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Discover that art can be useful as well as decorative.
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Combine shapes to create images.
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Create a repeated pattern.
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Mix secondary colors.
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Investigate color blending and washes.
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Create a collage.
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Create three-dimensional artwork.
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Second Grade Art Class
In this class you will...
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Describe media and techniques observed in works of art.
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Identify the emphasis of a work of art.
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Justify reasons for the rating of an artwork.
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Examine historical and cultural context in art.
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Discuss artistic styles.
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Associate specific moods with works of art.
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Apply warm and cool colors.
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Use varied drawing media to portray a range of subjects and emotions.
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Create three-dimensional artwork.
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Assemble forms to create a sculpture or relief
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Create a book.
Standards
2.P.1a
2.P.5a
Third Grade Art-
In this class you will...
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Determine a focal point.
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Justify reasons for the rating of an artwork.
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Compare artwork from selected cultures, times and places.
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Discuss artistic styles.
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Explain how different people may understand different messages from one work of art.
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Define art.
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Apply intermediate colors.
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Construct a 3-D form.
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Draw and Paint using varied media, techniques, and processes.
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Create a functional vessel with an intended purpose.
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Combine forms to create a 3-D sculpture.
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4th Grade Art Class
In this class you will...
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Incorporate the elements and principles of design in works of art.
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Compare and contrast possible meanings for works of art.
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Develop a personal art portfolio.
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Explain technology's impact on traditional arts.
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Engage in art historical research and inquiry.
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investigate information about artist and artworks.
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Identify various purposes for works of art (instructional, ceremonial, decorative, practical)
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Use a range of values in varied media.
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Draw and paint using various media, techniques and processes.
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Create a three-dimensional artwork.
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Create a functional vessel.
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Make prints using varied media, techniques and processes.
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Represent architecture using two-dimensional media.
5th Grade Art Class
In this class you will...
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Describe works of art using appropriate vocabulary.
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Examine the use of the elements and principles of design in works of art.
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Judge works of art based on observes merits.
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Develop a personal art portfolio.
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Discuss materials, processes, purposes, and functions.
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Discuss artistic styles.
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Engage in art historical research.
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Discover the artist's intent and viewer's interpretation.
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Debate how are why people may interpret an artist's intended message differently.
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Discover the purposes for works of art.
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Explore ideas of beauty and ugliness.
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Defend how an ugly work of art may express an important idea.
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Explore creativity, the creative process, and originality.
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Contrast the merits of expressive artworks, and realistic artworks.
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Debate when and why disturbing art may be more meaningful than beautiful art.
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Demonstrate safe and ethical use of tools and images.
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Use various lines to indicate depth, volume and texture.
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Apply analogous, complementary, and monochromatic color schemes.
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Communicate ideas through chosen subject matter and symbols.
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Mix a full range of color.
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Create a sculpture using additive and subtractive techniques.
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Use perspective to design architecture.
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Investigate the role of artists and designers in daily life as a career.