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Project #1
5th Grade
Realistic Watercolor Painting
The students have created a watercolor painting inspired by an image they have chosen. The image they selected had personal meaning to them. The 5th graders will learn how to free draw their picture onto watercolor paper using a few techniques that help them place their image on the paper correctly. The students have learned different watercolor techniques: wet on dry, dry on dry, wet on wet, wash, value scale, crayons, colored pencils, salt, masking tape, sponge and rubber cement. The 5th graders will use these techniques to help them paint a realistic watercolor painting.
The Elements of art we have covered are:
Value, Form, Line, Space and Texture.
Project #2
5th Grade
Ceramic Container
The 5th grade students created a ceramic container with a theme of their choice: (animal, person, hobby…). The students started with a ball of clay, and then cut their ball of clay in half. After they cut their clay they hallowed out both ends and then slipped then back together. The students could add a spout, handle and cover to their tea pot. The container was fired and then glazed.
The Elements of art we have covered are:
Color, Form, Line, Shape and Texture.
Project #3
5th Grade
Paper Mosaic
The 6th grade students learned how to create a mosaic from construction paper. The students learned about what makes mosaics so unique: 1.) There are spaces around each piece that the students add and 2.) You use different size shapes to fill up your paper. Mosaics are very similar to ceramic tile floors and stained glass windows with how they are made…Spaces in between each piece. The students selected an image that had meaning to them, is a hobby or something they enjoy.
The Elements of Art we have covered are:
Color, Line, Shape, Space, Value
Project #4
5th Grade
Plaster Gauze Sculpture
The students have created a sculpture with their hand and arm made of plaster gauze. The students learned how to plaster their hands and fingers with plaster gauze, and design a sculpture from those hands and fingers. The students also designed the base (made from cardboard) for the sculpture to sit on. This base will create a mood that will bring the fingers and hands to life.
The Elements of art we have covered are:
Color, Value, Form, Line, Shape and Texture.
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