An Elementary Art Room blog filled with lesson plans, art and artist motivations, student art works, and lots of fun filled, educational art projects from my classroom.
31 March 2014
28 March 2014
26 March 2014
Wednesday Works - 5th grade Ceramic Masks
5th grade has spent a few classes working on a ceramic mask project. Today was detail day where I pull out all the craft type items for decorative detailing. I have that as an optional step but most do add something to the final project.
25 March 2014
Monday Motivations - (Tuesday edition) Artists at work
Anthony Micallef
de Kooning
Edvard Munch
Toulouse-Lautrec
Monet
Norman Rockwell
Paul Klee
Picasso
Richard Diebenkorn
Sebastian Kruger
de Kooning
Edvard Munch
Toulouse-Lautrec
Monet
Norman Rockwell
Paul Klee
Picasso
Richard Diebenkorn
Sebastian Kruger
21 March 2014
19 March 2014
Wednesday Works - early finishers challenge in 5th grade
I find when we have reached the midway point of any ceramics lesson in 3rd, 4th, or 5th grades I need some sort of 'challenge" project to keep the sillies at bay. Often times we will have projects in the kiln or waiting to be fired so the students won't have something to work on for a class. Enter this one for my 5th graders.
One point perspective is a challenging concept for many at this stage so I don't want to introduce it to them if they aren't ready. There is nothing worse than not "seeing" what you are trying to draw, but this class had several students who were definitely seeing the challenge and ready to attempt it.
See? Totally ready.
One point perspective is a challenging concept for many at this stage so I don't want to introduce it to them if they aren't ready. There is nothing worse than not "seeing" what you are trying to draw, but this class had several students who were definitely seeing the challenge and ready to attempt it.
See? Totally ready.
17 March 2014
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