Students will be able to: Art 1 Drawing Journal/Spray Can Begin to list and define new art vocabulary. Happy Birthday: Brooklyn Facklam and Miranda Steubing.

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Students will be able to: Art 1 Drawing Journal/Spray Can Begin to list and define new art vocabulary. Happy Birthday: Brooklyn Facklam and Miranda Steubing NAHS: Paint Mardi Gras decorations!! Dance on Saturday!! 7:00 pm 2/4/16

Students will be able to: Art 2 Drawing Journal/Spray Can Read and answer questions about Piet Mondrian. Happy Birthday: Brooklyn Facklam and Miranda Steubing NAHS: Paint Mardi Gras decorations! Dance on Saturday!! 7:00 pm 2/4/16

Students will be able to: Art 3/4 Drawing Journal/Spray Can Continue to use a pen to create your design. Begin to add charcoal. Happy Birthday: Brooklyn Facklam and Miranda Steubing NAHS: Paint Mardi Gras decorations! Dance on Saturday!! 7:00 pm 2/4/16