Mrs. Zink's Art Blog

*Art at NSE with Mrs. Zink*

Below is my weekly schedule so you can see which rotation day your child has art class. Each week I will give an overview of what students will be learning and creating in art class. I will also include relevant images, information, and links to additional resources. Please do not hesitate to contact me with any questions or concerns!!

-Mrs. Zink
mzink@northschuylkill.net

Day 1 and 6	Day 2 and 7	Day 3 and 8	Day 4 and 9	Day 5 and 10
1^st Cooper	4^th McCabe	1^st Schuster	2^nd Wiscount	1^stBridy
4^th Herring	2^nd Leibensperger	4^th Staudenmeier	6^th Ney	2^nd Moyer
5^th S. Houser	6^th Ackell	6^th Hysock	6^th Grade Art Club	5^th Grade Art Club
Kdg. Frushon	5^th Wolfe	Kdg. Borden/Jones	3^rd Lynch	5^th Fey
3^rd Selgrade	Kdg. Swartz	3^rd McCabe		Kdg. Potts

Friday, October 25, 2013

10/25/13 (Day 1) through 10/31/13 (Day 5)

Below you will find a brief description of what each grade level will be completing in art class this week along with any important vocabulary and/or artists.

Kindergarten
(Bernosky-Day 1, Kaminsky-Day 3, Potts-Day 4, and
Frushon-Day 5)

The students will be following along to draw and color a fall tree without leaves.

Next Week (beginning Fri Nov. 1^st) the students will be painting the leaves on their Fall Tree!! Dress for Mess!

Learn a song about the Primary colors! :OK Go Primary Colors Video

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yu44JRTIxSQ&edufilter=yRXOqIY9r8M14W8EdD4TcQ

Play a game with the Primary Colors! Curious George Color Mixing Game

http://pbskids.org/curiousgeorge/games/mix_and_paint/mix_and_paint.html

1st Grade
(Bridy-Day 1, Burns-Day 2, and Cooper-Day 4)

The students will be introduced to the artist Paul Klee. The students will be able to tell if his artwork is realistic or abstract. The students will practice drawing underwater plants and animals.

2nd Grade
(Corinchock-Day 1, Schalles-Day 2, McCabe-Day 3, and
Bell-Day 5)

The students review the project requirements and then begin their Egyptian project by drawing their name in Hieroglyphics and then choosing an Egyptian Image to include.

Egyptian Hieroglyphics

3rd Grade
(Lynch-Day 2. Laudeman-Day 4, and Selgrade-Day 5)

The students will review value and shading. The students will follow along to draw simple forms such as a sphere, cube, cylinder, and cone. The students will shade in.

Shaded Forms

4th Grade
(Nestor-Day 1, Herring-Day 2, and Moyer-Day 3)

The students will review information on the artist Henri Rousseau and animals and plants found in the jungle. The students will complete jungle worksheet by drawing various plants and animals. The students will then follow along to draw a jungle scene in the style of Henri Rousseau.

Henri Rousseau

5th Grade
(Houser-Day 3 and Connors-Day 4)

The students will review the process of drawing and shading ribbons. The students will be given project requirements and begin drawing twisted ribbons.

Example of shaded ribbon

6th Grade
(Ney-Day 1, Leibensperger-Day 2, Hysock-Day 3, and
Kessler-Day 5)

The students will review the project requirements, complete their thumbnail sketches and then begin final project.

Illuminated Letter

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