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1ST Grade Classifying types of Scapes
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CCS Content Elaborations
Students understand:
Various works of art can be classified into different genres, such as landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, portraits or still life compositions.
Student are able to:
Classify works of art into different genres such as landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, portraits or still life compositions. Create art of different genres. Distinguish between different art styles, artists and movements.
Knowledge/Concepts/Skills
Revised Blooms Verbs:
Remembering
Describe characteristics of various artists, styles, or movements.
Describe various genres of art, including landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, portrait, and still-life.
Understanding
Exemplify art utilizing characteristics of various artists, styles, and movements.
Analyzing
Classify works of art into different genres such as landscapes, cityscapes, seascapes, portraits or still life compositions.
Distinguish between different art styles, artists and movements
.
Creating
Create art of different genres.
Create art utilizing characteristics of various artists, styles, and movements.
cityscape
CAN YOU NAME EACH TYPE OF ART?
landscape
Lets Play a game!
Use the cards in your baggies that show each type of art and sort them according to the type!
Write the name of each type of art for each group
The first person to sort their artworks correctly wins!
still life
http://art-educ4kids.weebly.com/still-life.html
portrait
seascape
Grade Level: 1st
STRAND: Contextual Relevancy (CX.1)
ESSENTIAL STANDARD: CX.1 Understand the global, historical, societal, and cultural contexts of the visual arts.
Clarifying Objective:
pICK YOUR FAVORITE ART STYLE AND CREATE YOUR OWN ART WORK!
1.CX.1.3
Classify art of different
artists, styles and
movements into categories,
such as landscapes,
cityscapes, seascapes,
portraits, and still life.
Essential Question
What are the differences between landscapes, cityscapes, portraits, still life’s?
- Draw a practice sketch first.
- You may use crayon, watercolor, color marker or color pencil to complete your artwork. Complete your final artwork.
- Add lots of details.
- Use the space on your paper without waste.
- Title your piece. Put your name, grade and teacher information on the back
- Check your rubric to make sure you have done all steps