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Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Auto Drawing
Time Allotment: 6‐10 Days Unit Sequence: 1
Major Concepts to be learned:
Expected Skills to be demonstrated:
PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Contour drawing 2. Proportional drawing 3. Pencil drawing
1. The student will be able to draw contours 2. The student will be able to create a properly proportioned drawing 3. The students will be able to use pencils as a medium for artwork
How to visualize and draw contours How to use a measuring tool to create proper proportions How to use pencils as a medium for artwork
9.1.12.E,F,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Upside Down Drawing
Time Allotment: 3 Days Unit Sequence: 2
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Contour drawing 2. Proportional drawing 3. Pencil drawing
1. The student will be able to draw contours 2. The student will be able to create a properly proportioned drawing 3. The students will be able to use pencils as a medium for artwork
How to visualize and draw contours How to create proper proportions How to use pencils as a medium for artwork
9.1.12.E,F,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Leaf Drawing
Time Allotment: 5 Days Unit Sequence: 3
Major Concepts to be learned:
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Contour drawing 2. Proportional drawing 3. Pencil drawing 4. Visualize objects in nature
1. The student will be able to draw contours 2. The student will be able to create a properly proportioned drawing 3. The students will be able to use pencils as a medium for artwork 4. The student will be able to observe objects in nature.
How to visualize and draw contours How to use a measuring tool to create proper proportions of
leaves and twigs How to use pencils as a medium for artwork How to see objects in nature
9.1.12.E,F,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Black Paper Block Drawings
Time Allotment: 8‐12 Days Unit Sequence: 4
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Perspective drawing 2. Understanding how light creates shadows and reflections 3. Understanding how light affects shading 4. Using colored pencils as a medium
1. The student will be able to draw in perspective 2. The student will be able to show how proper reflections and shadows affect surfaces of objects 3. The student will be able to visualize how light creates shadows and reflections 4. The student will be able to draw with colored pencils.
How to draw shapes in proper perspective How to create shadows and reflections How to visualize the affects light has on objects How to draw with colored pencils
9.1.12.E,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: 2 Color Assignment
Time Allotment: 5 Days Unit Sequence: 5
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Using two complimentary colors 2. Understanding how light creates shadows and reflections 3. Understanding how light affects shading 4. Using colored pencils as a medium
1. The student will be able to create artwork with two complimentary colors 2. The student will be able to show how proper reflections and shadows affect surfaces of objects 3. The student will be able to visualize how light creates shadows and reflections 4. The student will be able to draw with colored pencils.
How to create artwork with complimentary colorshow to create shadows and reflections
How to visualize the affects light has on objects How to draw with colored pencils.
9.1.12.E,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Negative Space Drawing
Time Allotment: 4 Days Unit Sequence: 6
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Using a viewfinder 2. Visualizing negative spaces 3. Using the boundary of the paper as a reference
1. The student will be able touse a view finder to crop a picture 2. The student will be able to visualize negative space 3. The student will be able to use the boundries of the paper as a reference for drawing negative spaces
How to use a view finder to crop a picture How to view negative space How to draw using the paper edges as a boundary
9.1.12.E,H,K
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Water Color Negative Space
Time Allotment: 5 Days Unit Sequence: 7
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Positive and negative spaces 2. Using nature for ideas 3. Using nature for ideas 4. Using watercolor as a medium
1. The student will be able to understand positive and negative spaces 2. The student will be able to use nature for ideas for artwork 3. The student will be able to use watercolor as a medium
How to view positive and negative space How to view natural objects and use them as a theme or model
for artwork
9.1.12.E,H
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Calligraphy
Time Allotment: 10‐15 Days Unit Sequence: 8
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Lettering fonts and styles 2. Using a speedball dip pen 3. Hand position for pen 4. Layout technique 5. Styles of artwork used by calligraphers
1. The student will be able to identify various fonts used by calligraphers 2. The student will be able to properly use a speedball pen 3. The student will be able to keep proper hand position while writing 4. The student will properly choose and layout guidelines 5. The student will view other artist’s calligraphy
Understanding different fonts How to use a speedball dip pen How proper hand position is important How to layout guidelines How other artists use calligraphy as an art form
9.1.12.E,H,J,K 9.3.12.E 9.4.12.A,B,C
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Screen Printing
Time Allotment: 6‐8 Days Unit Sequence: 9
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. History of screen printing 2. Planning and development of an idea 3. Creating a design 4. Material preparation 5. Printing process
1. The student will be able to explain the history of screen printing 2. The student will be able to plan an idea to use for a screen print 3. The student will be able to create a design or logo 4. The student will be able to create a screen ready for printing 5. The student will be able to make a silk screen print
The history of screen printing How to plan an idea How to create a design or logo How to prepare materials How to make a silk screen print
9.1.12.E,F,H 9.4.12.B
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Wildlife Drawing
Time Allotment: 10‐12 Days Unit Sequence: 10
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Using pencils as an art medium 2. Drawing in proper proportions 3. Choosing an interesting theme and layout
1. The student will be able to use pencils as an art medium to create a final product 2. The student will draw animals in proper proportion 3. The student will be able to layout artwork in an interesting and pleasing way
How to use pencils as an art medium How to draw with proper proportions How to arrange the artwork
9.1.12.E,H,J 9.4.12.A,B
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Light Study (Glass Jar Drawings)
Time Allotment: 6‐10 Days Unit Sequence: 11
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Study of how light affects glass 2. How different mediums create different artistic affects 3. How light creates different moods for artwork
1. The student will be able to create artwork showing reflections of light 2. The student will be able to use a wide variety of mediums to create artwork 3. The student will be able to create and explain different moods and feelings when producing artwork
How light reflects from glass How to use pencil, ink, colored pencil, charcoal, pastels, and
watercolor to create different affects for artwork How light creates different feelings in artwork
9.1.12.E,H 9.4.12. A 9.3.12.A,B,C
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Portraiture
Time Allotment: 8‐15 Days Unit Sequence: 12
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Facial anatomy 2. Choosing a medium to work with 3. How to select an interesting pose and expression 4. Creating proper proportions
1. The student will be able to draw all of the features in a face 2. The student will be able to select a pleasing medium 3. The student will decide how to attract attention to artwork 4. The student will be able to create realistic looking artwork
How to draw all of the features in a face How to pick the right mediumhow to add interest to artwork How to create artwork in realistic proportions
9.1.12.E,H,J,K 9.3.12.E
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Wood Carving
Time Allotment: 5‐10 Days Unit Sequence: 13
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Safe use of wood 2. Carving tools 3. Creating a sign 4. Sensible designs for woodcarving
1. The student will be able to safely use wood working tools. 2. The student will be able to create a wood carved sign 3. The student will create an interesting project 4. The student will be able to use paints and finishes
How to safely use woodcarving tools How to create a wood carved sign How to create an attractive design for a sign How to use paints and finishes for wood
9.1.12.E,F, H,K 9.3.12.A,B,C
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Grid Enlargement
Time Allotment: 5‐12 Days Unit Sequence: 14
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Proportional enlargement techniques 2. Accurate grid layout 3. Accurate transfer
1. The student will be able to understand different techniques of transfer and enlargement 2. The student will be able to layout a grid 3. The student will be able to transfer an image to a grid
Understanding various ways to enlarge an image How to layout a grid How to transfer an image to a grid
9.1.12.E,H 9.3.12.E9.1.12.E,H,K9.1.12.E,H,K
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments ‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Ceramics
Time Allotment: 3‐4 Weeks Unit Sequence: 15
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Pinch, slab, coil, and wheel forming techniques 2. Glazing pottery 3. Kiln firing of pottery 4. History of pottery
1. The student will be able to create a variety of ceramic forms 2. The student will be able to glaze pottery 3. The student will understand the firing process 4. The student will understand the how pottery has evolved through the ages
How to create greenware pottery How to glaze pottery How to fire pottery The historical aspects of pottery
9.1.12.E,H, K 9.3.12.D,E 9.4.12.B
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Art History
Time Allotment: 4‐5 Days Unit Sequence: 16
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Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Art timeline 2. Famous artists of the world 3. American artists 4. Modern art
1. The student will be able to identify various time periods in art 2. The student will be able to identify famous artists and match them with the proper time period 3. The student will be able to list various american artists and explain their styles 4. The student will be able to list modern artists and explain their styles
Art history dated from beginning to present day Famous artists from all periods of time American artists and their styles Modern artists and their styles
9.1.12.F,J 9.3.12.A,B,C,D 9.4.12.A,B,C
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Pen and Ink Drawing
Time Allotment: 5‐10 Days Unit Sequence: 17
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Shading with pen and ink 2. Softening of contours 3. Planning of artwork
1. The student will be able to shade artwork with pen and ink 2. The student will be able to soften and create contours with pen and ink 3. The student will be able to choose the proper theme and layout for pen and ink artwork
How to create shading How to soften contours How to choose the right layout and subject material
9.1.12.E,H 9.3.12.E
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Abstract Art
Time Allotment: 5‐15 Days Unit Sequence: 18
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Famous abstract artists 2. Styles of abstract art 3. Creation of abstract art
1. The student will be able to list and identify famous abstract artists 2. The student will be able to list and identify various styles of abstract art 3. The student will choose a medium and create abstract art
Understanding famous abstract artists Understanding the various styles of abstract art How to plan and create abstract art
9.4.12.A,B,C 9.3.12.A,B,C,D,E 9.1.12.E,K
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Pointilism
Time Allotment: 5‐15 Days Unit Sequence: 19
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Historical aspects of pointilism 2. Famous pointilist artists 3. How to create pointilist artwork
1. The student will be able to explain the history of pointilist style 2. The student will be able to list various pointilist artists 3. The student will be able to create artwork in the pointilist style with pen and ink
Study of pointilist styles Study of famous artists Creation of pointilism with pen and ink
9.3.12.A,B,C,E 9.1.12.E, F, H, J
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research Hands‐on activity
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Color Pencil Drawing
Time Allotment: 5‐10 Days Unit Sequence: 20
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Color pencil drawing layout 2. Color pencil techniques 3. Color pencil as a color study
1. The student will be able to properly layout artwork for a color pencil drawing 2. The student will be able to draw, shade and blend with color pencils 3. The student will be able to use colored pencils for color studies
How to layout artwork for a color pencil drawing How to draw, shade, and blend with color pencils How to use color pencils as a color study for other artwork
9.1.12.E,H,K 9.3.12.E
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research Hands‐on activity
Course Title: Art 1 Topic/Concept: Optical Art
Time Allotment: 5‐12 Days Unit Sequence: 21
Major Concepts to be learned:
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PA Standards/Anchors: Eligible Content:
Instructional Strategies: Assessments:
1. Autocad drawing basics 2. Idea development 3. Creation of motion
1. The student will be able to use autocad to produce op art 2. The student will be able to develop an idea for optical artwork 3. The student will be able to create motion in their optical artwork
How to draw computer optical art with basic autocad techniques
How to develop an idea for optical art How to create motion in optical art
9.1.12.E, J 9.4.12.B
Nine weeks grades will be determined by:
‐completion of assignments
‐grade average of assignments
Problem solving activities Lecture Group discussion Performance task Research Hands‐on activity