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Grade 3
Art idea: Cityscape
Art elements: line, shape, color (warm and cold)
Art material: soft pastels, crayons, color pencil, water color, markers, tempera
Due date: 03.06.2020
Intro:
In the visual arts a cityscape (urban landscape) is an artistic representation, such as a painting, drawing, print or photograph, of the physical aspects of a city or urban area. It is the urban equivalent of a landscape.
Lesson plan:
Step 1: Draw-Using the video, follow the instructions step by step and develop your drawing (only pencil and any size paper)
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjlbagYHVAQ
You can draw it just like from the video or express yourself independently through your choice of forms of buildings and details.
Step 2 Color by using warm colors opposite to cold colors
Step 3: Outline
Grade 3
Art idea: Dream- Marc Chagall
Art elements: line, shape, texture, color
Art material: soft pastels, crayons, color pencil, water color, markers
Due date: 27.05.2020
Intro:
By studying the art and style of Marc Chagall, students will create a fanciful piece of art representing themselves and their surroundings. Chagall was both a brilliant colorist and a gifted storyteller, as romantic narratives come to life before one’s eyes. His poetic depictions and childlike imagery allow the viewer to escape the realm of the real and enter the world of the imagined.
o Born in Liozna near Vitebsk (then a part of the Russian Empire) to a family of Hasidic Jews. In 1906, he moved to St. Petersburg to study art. By 1910, Chagall had set his sights on Paris and moved to the cultural hub to pursue a career as a professional artist.
o Through the development of his whimsical, romantic style, Chagall achieved greatness. The public became enchanted with Chagall’s fairy-tale touches, fanciful motifs, and colorful, ethereal imagery.
o During World War II when the Nazi party took power, Chagall sought refuge in America, accepting the invitation of the Museum of Modern Art to live in New York’s lower East Side. Adjusting to life in America was not easy, as Chagall had difficulty communicating in English.
o In 1948, Chagall had settled permanently in France and continued to create beautiful and inspired works. He lived a prosperous and full life, ultimately passing away at the age of 98 from a heart attack.
o Artist intro-Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pa8_B1xIbyg till 2:37
Lesson plan:
Step 1: Draw-Using the video, follow the instructions step by step and develop your drawing (only pencil and any size paper)
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ASPpzUm5lmQ
You can draw it just like from the video or express yourself independently through your choice of colors and details.
Step 2: Start with one side of your paper and draw a house or building of something from your dream.
Step 3: Turn the page, and draw an animal, person, tree/plant, or item of their choice. Every time you turn the page, the bottom becomes the new ground. Repeat with all three sides. Draw big and fill the page with people, animals, and buildings. You can distort and manipulate the images like Chagall did as well making half-people/half-animals. with stretched limbs, etc.
Step 4: Coloring process. Make sure the whole paper is colored including the sky and ground. ( Use any materials)
Here are some examples, ideas !
Grade 3
Lesson plan 6
Art idea: Pointillism art- George Seurat
Art elements: Shape and color
Art material: Makers or tempera
Due date: 10.05.2020/ Sunday
Intro:
Pointillism is a painting technique developed by the artist George Seurat. It involves using small, painted dots to create areas of color that together form a pattern or picture.
He was a French Neo-Impressionist painter in the late 18th Century. He was born in 1859 and died in 1891.
· He believed that the artist could create mood, harmony and emotion in art by using colors and lines.
· He painted using small distinct dots of colors directly on the canvas, without mixing the paint. This way when you stand a distance away, the dots seem to blend in into the desired color.
Step 1: Watch the video to get to know the artist and his work
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDW4wSTm-V4
Lesson plan:
Steps to create your painting:
1. Start out by thinking of the subject you would like to draw. You can draw anything you like: nature scene, portrait, flowers, animals, a beautiful sunset, a still life, and so much more.
2. Then sketch it out on your paper.
3. Squeeze a little bit of each color that you think you will need ( if you are using tempera).
4. Coloring process: Use cotton swabs, back side of your paint bush, or back side of your pencil. Don’t mix the colors! For example, if you need to make a purple car, use blue and red dots to paint that car in. If you need lighter green and darker green, use green and yellow or white dots for the lighter area, and green and black or brown dots for the darker area. Play around with colors and have fun!
- If you use markers, make sure you use only primary colors!
- Don't forget the background
Here are some examples, ideas !
Grade 3
Lesson plan 5
Art idea: Pablo Picasso and Self portrait
Due date: 26.04.2020/ Sunday
Art elements: line, shape, color
Art material: color pencil, soft paste, water color or tempera (whatever you have from these materials at home), collage
Intro:
This lesson focuses on Cubism, a revolutionary style of modern art, and on its co-founder, Pablo Picasso, one of the world’s most famous artists. Cubist art depicts real people, places or objects, from an array of viewpoints. In the Cubist style, you will create self-portraits focusing on shape, viewpoint and composition.
When we look at objects, our eyes scan them, they stop to register a certain detail before moving on to the next point of interest and so on. You can also change your viewpoint in relation to the object allowing you to look at it from above, below or from the side. Therefore, the Cubists proposed that your sight of an object is the sum of many different views and your memory of an object is not constructed from one angle, as in perspective, but from many angles selected by your sight and movement. Cubist painting was an attempt of a more realistic way of seeing.
Pablo Picasso (October 25, 1881 - April 8, 1973), was a Spanish painter, sculptor, printmaker, ceramicist, stage designer, poet and playwright who spent most of his adult life in France. Regarded as one of the greatest and most influential artists of the 20th century, he is known for co-founding the Cubist movement, the co-invention of collage, and for the wide variety of styles that he helped develop and explore.
Step 1: Watch the video to get to know the artist and his work
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1BdaC_PwC0&t=129s
Lesson plan:
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F7-1VpfomWE
Step 2: Sketch- draw the head and neck, if you have space and shoulders. Use the whole paper. Divide the face to know where you need to draw the parts of the face.
Step 2: Be sure to reinforce the idea that the front, sides and backs of their heads can be represented all in one piece. Use geometric shapes and thick lines
Step 3: Coloring process (color pencil, soft pastels, water color, or tempera)
Step 4: Outline (black color pencil, black marker or black crayon)
Here are some examples, ideas !
Please email me the photo of the finished art project. Thank you!
Grade 3
Lesson plan 4
Art idea: Flower
Due date: 12.04.2020/ Sunday
Art elements: line, space, color
Art material: color pencil, soft paste, water color or tempera (whatever you have from these materials at home)
After learning about use of line and tone through the works of artist Georgia O’Keeffe, now you will create your versions of O’Keeffe flower.
Lesson plan:
Step 1: Create your fantasy flower
Take care for the center of the flower. Add details to the center. Use the big size for the center details, because the center is closest to our observation.
Step 2: Continue with the development of flower petals. Play with the line on the same way O’Keeffe created its flowers.
Step 3: Coloring process ( color pencil, soft pastels, water color, or tempera)
You need to color the flower and the background!
- If you use color pencil, you get lighter and darker by pressing more or less with the color pencil. Be careful to keep one direction!
- Soft pastel: you get lighter and darker by pressing more or less with the soft pastel, and adding white. Be careful to keep one direction!
Step 4: Outline (black color pencil, black marker or black crayon)
Please email me the photo of the finished art project. Thank you!
Grade 3
Lesson plan 3
Art idea: Flower- Georgia O’Keeffe - Part 2
Due date: 4.04.2020/ Sunday
Art elements: line, space, color
Art material: color pencil, soft paste, water color or tempera (whatever you have from these materials at home)
Children will learn about artist Georgia O’Keeffe. They will then create versions of O’Keeffe flower.
Lesson plan:
This project as a whole will last for two weeks.
In the second week (30.03-4.04) - Part 2, the student is required to following the instructions in the Videos. In this process of creation, the student starts with coloring.
Step 1: Using the video, follow the instructions step by step and start with coloring pocess. You can choose your own color!
- If you use color pencil, you get lighter and darker by pressing more or less with the color pencil. Be careful to keep one direction!
- Soft pastel: you get lighter and darker by pressing more or less with the soft pastel, and adding white. Be careful to keep one direction!
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Video 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E5xTNkervQ – start from 8 min.
Video 2:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZdB4W21ZxQ
Please email me the photo of the finished art project. Thank you!
Grade 3
Lesson plan 2
Art idea: Flower- Georgia O’Keeffe - Part 1
Due date: 29.03.2020/ Sunday
Art elements: line, space, color
Art material: pencil and paper (any size)
Children will learn about artist Georgia O’Keeffe. They will then create versions of O’Keeffe flower.
About Georgia O’Keeffe
· Georgia O’Keeffe was an American Modernist Painter.
· She was born on November 15, 1887, and died on March 6, 1986; having lived for 98 years.
· She decided to become an artist at the young age of 10.
· In her art, she liked the idea of expressing herself through using line, color and shading in a harmonious way. “Colors and shapes make a more definite statement than words.” Many of her paintings were produced by looking closely and imaginatively at the world.
· She lived for a long time, and her art career was long and accomplished: she made more than a thousand pieces of art.
Lesson plan:
This project as a whole will last for two weeks.
In the first week (23-29.3) - Part 1, the student is required to make a sketch following the instructions in Video. The student concentrates only on drawing. In this process of creation, the student colors nothing. We're just working on a sketch drawing!
Step 1: Draw-Using the video, follow the instructions step by step and develop your drawing (only pencil and any size paper)
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7E5xTNkervQ – till 8:00 min
Parents can send me the photo of the finished art project by March, 29th . Please email me the photo of the finished art project. Thank you!
Grade 3
Art idea: Self portrait
Art elements: line, and color
- Proportion
Art materials: pencil, color pencil or markers
Art technique: Drawing
Drawing a Unique Self-Portrait
Drawing a Unique Self-Portrait
Of course, no self-portrait lesson plan would be complete without an actual self-portrait! Draw yourselves in a way that reflects who you are on the inside, not what you look like on the outside. Extroverted, energetic students might choose to use brighter colors to spice up their portraits, while more serious or quiet students may prefer to use black and a more realistic style. Superhero fans can draw themselves as they would appear in a comic book panel, while a student who loves horses might draw themselves riding on one.
Using the video, follow the instructions step by step and develop your drawing
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXlO6ocidiY
Required materials :
- Drawing paper: drawing sketch book any size or A4 format printing paper
-Pencil, color pencil, markers
Step 1: make a sketch with a pencil (pay attention on face proportion, use a ruler if needed)
Step 2: develop to drawing by pressing with pencil and add details
Step 3: color with, color pencil or markers (pay attention not to go out of line, not to live white space and to keep one direction)
Step 4: finish the coloring and outline the shapes with black marker or black color pencil
1.Class/ 1h or 50min
Start sketching. Follow step by step instructions.
2.Class/ 1h or 50min
Finish up sketching.
Follow step by step instructions.
3.Class/ 1h or 50min
Start coloring or shading- depends on the materials that you have in your home.
Individual choice. No restrictions on color palette.
4.Class/ 1h or 50min
Finish up with coloring.
Parents can send me the photo of the finished art project by Friday 20th. Please email me the photo of the finished art project or upload on Google classroom.
Learning Goals & Objectives
Learning Goals & Objectives
1. Use the creative process to plan, organize and problem solve.
- Student independently explores ideas for art in his/her personal sketchbook.
2. Apply visual awareness to the creative process
- Create a work of art based on observation
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