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Lower Elementary (1st and 2nd Grade) Art Part Two

This class gives your artist 15 different art projects, one for each week of the course. With each your artist will learn a new skill and about a new artist, art movement, or art culture.
Jenny Miller
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What's included

15 pre-recorded lessons
15 weeks
of teacher support
1 year access
to the content
Homework
1-2 hours per week. Each unit will come with resources such as instructional videos, art history interactive learning activities, photos of finished examples, and review activities.
Grading
Students will be given individual feedback within two school days for each project after the student has posted a photo of the project to the class page. No grades will be given.

Class Experience

US Grade 1 - 2
This semester's self-paced course will provide 15 different art units with projects targeted for 1st or 2nd grade students.  Each unit will cover a different artist, art movement, and/ or art culture and will teach students how to manipulate various art media, both 2D and 3D, better preparing students for upper elementary art.  This course is also designed to meet the visual art state standards in the U.S.

Once the course begins, students will either be given 1 unit every week which will include the learning goals and final project if paying per week or given all 15 units if paying for the entire course upfront.   Students will start each unit by learning about its art history portion.  The art history portion will be followed by an instructional video that will show students how to finish the project with step-by-step instructions.  The video will feature me modeling each step.  A step-by-step guide with instructions and images will also be provided as a PDF, so students can print out the steps and/ or view them electronically as well while following along with the video.  While completing the project, students will also learn how to manipulate the major art media of drawing, painting, and clay.

At the end of the units, students will review concepts through various activities. After completing each project, students will be asked to post a photo of their finished project on the class page for positive feedback.  Feedback will be given within two school days of the student’s post.

Click this link or copy and paste it to your URL bar to view the projects:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12yDKdTQwxuNKs-qVTJRZxCYWfZi_BALQ?usp=drive_link
Learning Goals
Students will learn about fifteen major artists, art movements, and/ or art cultures.  Students will also learn how to manipulate at grade appropriate levels various art media including clay, paint, colored pencils, and oil pastels.
learning goal

Syllabus

15 Lessons
over 15 Weeks
Lesson 1:
Op Art illustrations
 drawings segmented into strips to create optical illusions like those of the Op Art movement.  Needed supplies include white paper, a pencil and eraser, a ruler, and colored markers. 
Lesson 2:
Kandinsky circles
 a painting series made to resemble the circle painting of Wassily Kandinsky.  Needed supplies include white mixed media or sketch paper, watercolor paint, a paint brush, and a water cup. 
Lesson 3:
Face collages
 a paper collage of an animal or human face created after studying and celebrating the art and diversity from the many peoples of Western African from the Sub-Saharan Africa, between the Sahara and the Kalahari Desert.  Needed supplies include construction paper, scissors, and glue. 
Lesson 4:
Monster faces
 clay sculptures made after studying the history of statues.  Needed supplies include air-dry clay, a container of water, paint and paint supplies after the project has dried, and a spoon, fork, and knife to use as clay tools. 

Other Details

Learning Needs
I will provide a step-by-step guide that features pictures and a description of each step in addition to the provided instructional video.
Parental Guidance
Several art movements and artworks from art history will be displayed, and the original purpose of those artworks will be discussed which may include its religious and/ or cultural purposes. No nudity will ever be shown. Please note for the Chinaware project, I do mention that porcelain was once made with ground bone.
Pre-Requisites
Students need to have taken part one of this course.
Joined June, 2020
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Teacher expertise and credentials
Indiana Teaching Certificate in Music/Theater/Arts
Bachelor's Degree in Music or Theatre or Arts from Northwestern College of St. Paul, MN
I have a Bachelor of Arts degree in Visual Arts education, am certified by the state of Indiana to teach art for grades PK-12, and have been in education since 2008. I have taught versions of each of these projects in public, private, and charter school; and this course is designed to meet the standards/ requirements for art in most U.S. states.

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15 pre-recorded lessons
15 weeks of teacher support
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