Art in Elementary Classroom: K-1 Shannon Fish, M.Ed. Multi-age Art Educator, Ohio Master Teacher Art Department Coordinator LHS Art Honor Society Advisor.

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Art in Elementary Classroom: K-1 Shannon Fish, M.Ed. Multi-age Art Educator, Ohio Master Teacher Art Department Coordinator LHS Art Honor Society Advisor Please look over the Ohio VA Standards for your grade level.

By the end of this session, I can… n Explain the difference between “Crafts” and “Art” n Share the integration of Art into my classroom (already in place or newly formed ideas) n Understand the Visual Arts Standards for my grade level n Have a teacher example of a project supporting core lessons

What’s the Difference? Craft n Produces the same across the board n Little personal variation Visual Art n May produces similar results, but includes personal variation n Encourages problem-solving and “thinking outside the box”

Rain, Rain, Go Away! n Packet –Development of drawing by age –Elements and Principles of Art Summary –Lesson Plan –Rubric/assessment samples n Let’s try it!

Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte (Left) Georges Seurat, Paris, A Rainy Day (Right) Gustave Caillebotte, 1877

Art in Elementary Classroom: 2-3 Shannon Fish, M.Ed. Multi-age Art Educator, Ohio Master Teacher Art Department Coordinator LHS Art Honor Society Advisor Please look over the Ohio VA Standards for your grade level.

By the end of this session, I can… n Explain the difference between “Crafts” and “Art” n Share the integration of Art into my classroom (already in place or newly formed ideas) n Understand the Visual Arts Standards for my grade level n Have a teacher example of a project supporting core lessons

What’s the Difference? Craft n Produces the same across the board n Little personal variation Visual Art n May produce similar results, but includes personal variation n Encourages problem-solving and “thinking outside the box”

Paintin’ Some More! n Packet –Development of drawing by age –Elements and Principles of Art Summary –Lesson Plan –Rubric/assessment samples n Let’s try it!

n Self-Portrait Paul Gauguin

n Self-Portrait Frida Kahlo

n Self-Portrait Pablo Picasso

n Child in “Ain’t Gonna Paint No More” David Catrow, Illustrator

Art in Elementary Classroom: 4-5 Shannon Fish, M.Ed. Multi-age Art Educator, Ohio Master Teacher Art Department Coordinator LHS Art Honor Society Advisor Please look over the Ohio VA Standards for your grade level.

By the end of this session, I can… n Explain the difference between “Crafts” and “Art” n Share the integration of Art into my classroom (already in place or newly formed ideas) n Understand the Visual Arts Standards for my grade level n Have a teacher example of a project supporting core lessons

What’s the Difference? Craft n Produces the same across the board n Little personal variation Visual Art n May produce similar results, but includes personal variation n Encourages problem-solving and thinking “outside the box”

Something’s Fishy! n Packet –Development of drawing by age –Elements and Principles of Art Summary –Lesson Plan –Rubric/assessment samples n Let’s try it!

Gyotaku Martha Wolfe Abstract Sea Trout I J. Vincent Scarpace

Fish Prints n Create your own sea creature –Include thick and thin lines –Add patterns (repeating designs) –Use both positive (filled) space and negative (empty) space

Print Your Fish n Roll paint/ink onto the styrofoam block n Position paper on top n Rub to transfer n Carefully peel paper off block