Quarter 1

Week 1

Lesson: Printmaking

Essential Question: How can I deepen my understanding of printmaking?

I can...

  • interpret vocabulary related to printmaking

  • demonstrate good craftsmanship in carving, inking, and presentation of my work

  • understand how a sketch will get used throughout an entire printmaking process

Standards:

  • A.A.Cr.7.m: Investigate

Investigate and expand knowledge of studio skills, techniques, materials, tools, and elements and principles of art and design.

  • A.A.R.13.m: Interpret

Interpret the formal and expressive qualities in a work of art or design and integrate those qualities into their own work.

Weeks 2 & 3

Lesson: Monochromatic Tessellations

Essential Question: How can black and white be used to create tints, shades, and tones?

I can...

  • I can create a tessellating shape.

  • I can create a value scale.

Standards:

  • A.A.Cr.8.m: Plan

Generate original solutions through exploration and practice.

  • A.A.R.12.m: Analyze

Compare and contrast the use of media, design principles, and context to influence ideas, emotions, and actions.

Week 4

Lesson: Clay Speaker

Essential Question: How can I make artwork that is functional?

I can...

  • use the slab technique to create my speaker

  • create a speaker that reflects who I am

  • understand the stages of clay and how I can work with each stage

Standards:

  • A.A.Cn.8.m: Career Connections

Analyze art and design processes in a variety of careers.

  • A.A.Cr.9.m: Make

Engage in experimentation with the expressive qualities of media, tools, and techniques with refined craftsmanship.

  • A.A.Pr.7.m: Develop Meaning

Convey meaning and intent through the presentation of personal, historical, and contemporary work and formulation of exhibition narratives.

Weeks 5 & 6

Lesson: Mandala

Essential Question: How can we use Balance, Pattern, Rhythm, Color, and Unity to create a Mandala that represents ourselves and our interests?

I can...

  • identify Mandala designs and use them as references for my own work

  • demonstrate my understanding of the elements and principles of design throughout the project

  • sketch out my ideas in order to make a more concrete design

  • brainstorm symbols and designs that I will continue to work on throughout the project

Standards:

  • A.A.Cr.8.m: Plan

Generate original solutions through exploration and practice.

  • CA.A.Pr.8.m: Communicate

Communicate the contextual meaning of artwork in written and verbal statements.

  • A.A.R.11.m: Describe

Describe details, subject matter, context, and the formal characteristics of an artwork using art and design vocabulary.

Weeks 7 & 8

Lesson: Onomatopoeia

Essential Question: What made pop art so popular in the 1950's, and why is it still popular today?

I can...

  • identify artwork made by Andy Warhol and Roy Lichtenstein

  • demonstrate my understanding of what makes pop art so interesting

  • create a design for an onomatopoeia

Standards:

  • A.A.R.14.m: Inquire

Compare and contrast the intent of art based on an analysis of subject matter, details, media, and context.

  • A.a.Cn.7.m: Interdisciplinary

Analyze works of art and design that illustrate interdisciplinary perspectives.

  • A.A.Cn.9.m: Cultural, Social, and Historical Awareness

Analyze how art and design, and viewers’ responses to them, have been influenced by the times, places, traditions, and cultures.

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