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, April 27, 2012

April 30^th-May 4^th 2012

7th Grade Art (1st and 7th Periods)
Monday- begin rough draft of Book Cover

Tuesday- Trace Final Copy and begin coloring
Wednesday- continue coloring Final Copy
Thursday- continue Coloring Final Copy. Complete Study guide and review for tomorrow’s quiz.
Friday- Quiz. Finish and hand in Book Cover

Intro to Art (2nd and 6th Periods)
Monday hand in painting, complete reading strategies on clay
Tuesday research and sketch ideas for clay pinch pot person

Wednesday- begin construction of pinch pot person

Thursday continue construction

Friday- continue construction

Graphics (3rd Period)
Monday- Printmaking Demo and Printmaking Exercises.
Tuesday Printmaking Exercise #1

Wednesday- Printmaking Exercise #2

Thursday- Printmaking Exercise #3

Friday- Printmaking Exercise #4

Make sure to check out the website below to see current designs done by Graphics students:
http://graphicsclass2012.northschuylkill.wikispaces.net/

Advanced Drawing (5^th Period)
Monday- Self-Portrait Triptych
Tuesday Self-Portrait Triptych

Wednesday- Self-Portrait Triptych
Thursday- Self-Portrait Triptych
Friday- Self-Portrait Triptych

Advanced Drawing Sketchbook Assignment due Friday 5/4
Sketchbook #13: Transform: After researching a few art movements throughout time, choose a recognizable piece of artwork and re-create the artwork in a new style. The artwork you choose to re-create should be from a different time and style from the style you choose to re-create it in. Example: drawing the Mona Lisa in the style of cubism.

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Creativity	The student demonstrates a complete lack of creativity. The assignment is copied or unoriginal.	The student shows some original ideas with a limited amount of details. Ideas are similar to others.	The student produces interesting and unique assignments which contain many details. The student is not afraid to take creative risks.	All assignments are completed with unique and unexpected ideas. The student expresses ideas and imagination beyond the requirements.
Effort and Participation	No effort was put forth. The student did not participate or refused to participate. The student required constant redirection.	Minimal effort was shown during the lesson. The student participated occasionally and/or needed some prompts to stay on task.	The student is an active participant and puts forth full effort for all assignments. The student has a positive outlook.	Student is on-task the entire time, a consistent participant and has outstanding work ethic. The student inquires about additional opportunities for learning.
Ability to Follow Instructions	The student does not follow the given instructions. The assignment is incomplete or completed incorrectly.	The student follows some directions, but assignment is incomplete or partly incorrect.	The student is able to follow directions as they are given and meets all requirements. The assignment is completed as intended.	The student is able to correctly follow all directions. The assignment is completed beyond expectations. Student shows initiative to assist peers if needed.