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Students create living artifacts dealing with different times and cultures. They explore Ancient Rome, the Middle Ages, Islam, Africa, and the United States.
Fourth graders discover that humans make things for many reasons. People create things for a specific purpose, to give themselves pleasure, or as a tribute of an event that occurred. They study shape, line, color, texture, balance and design.
Students examine paintings by Jackson Pollack. They define new vocabulary associated with painting and compare them with other styles of art. They create their own piece of art to share with the class.
Young scholars study fourteen images of paintings from the Memorial Art Gallery's tour of culture. They study the paintings for artifacts from other cultures and periods of history.
Students research Laurel True and the art of mosaics. For this art history lesson, students research mosaics from different time periods and places. They react to Laurel True's artistic work and create their own mosaics.
Young scholars create an artwork out of the Earth. In this art lesson plan, students study a series of Earthworks which are art sculptures out of the Earth. Then young scholars make their own.
For this sketching worksheet, students complete activities where they sketch items in the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Students complete 5 activities.
Students practice the artistic technique of drawing glass objects using colored pencils in this Visual Art instructional activity for the high school classroom. The instructional activity emphasizes the artwork of Audrey Flack and Ralph Goings and includes a short vocabulary list.
Third graders design mosaics that reflect their school's culture. In this visual arts lesson, 3rd graders analyze primary sources available from the Library of Congress where they compare mosaics of the past to the cultures that produced them prior to creating their own.
Students take part in Earth conservation by creating trash art projects. In this recycling instructional activity, students discuss the benefit of reusing materials on Earth and examine art from ancient civilizations. Students utilize recyclable containers and cardboard to create mosaics similar to the style of past civilizations.