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This lesson explores:
collage, line shape, Mondrian's artwork, and overlapping
Lesson example
Lesson Plan
Morgan Hughes
Ellen Piccolo
Collage
Grade 2-3
Objectives
Create a collage using straight lines based on Mondrian’s artwork
Compare and contrast two works by Piet Mondrian
Vocabulary/Key Words
Collage, line, layer, shapes, Piet Mondrian
Materials
8.5”x11” construction paper, paper scraps, scissors and glue stick
Motivation
Show 2 works of Mondrian
What kind of lines does Piet Mondrian use in his artwork?
What colors does he use?
How is the first painting of Mondrian different from the second?
Who can show me straight lines in the room?
Who can stand up and show me what a straight line looks like with your body?
Presentation of Content
Teacher will demonstrate:
Using scissors how to cut paper in lines
Put glue in paper, place and press down
Explain that each line of paper must touch the ends of the paper
How and where to add shapes of primary colors to create a balanced collage -
Assessment and Evaluation
Teacher will:
Walk around room holding up examples and pointing out details
Hold up work and explain the unique compositions
Guide and help students decide where to place lines
Walk around room holding examples of work that shows use of balance
Correct any misuse of glue
Make certain all directions are being followed
Possible Extensions
Introduce curved lines using printmaking techniques or another collage technique
NYC Strands of Arts Learning:
I. Arts Making
II. Literacy in the Visual Arts
III. Making Connections
V. Careers and lifelong learning
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