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Independence Day Lesson and Jackson Pollock by Katie Krauss
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Standards Addressed Social Studies: – K.1.b: The student will recognize that history describes events and people of other times and places by identifying the people and events honored by the holidays of Independence Day Art – K.4: The student will create works of art that commemorate personal or community events
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Lesson Objectives The students will be able to… 1)Identify why we celebrate Independence Day and when 2)Use fine motor skills to create a piece of art using Jackson Pollock Dripping Technique 1)Correctly identify Jackson Pollock’s artwork
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Pre Assessment
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Why do we celebrate Independence Day? a. It is America’s Birthday b. It is the new year c. It is when we became friends with Native Americans
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When do we celebrate Independence Day? a.July 4 th b. October 31 st c. January 1 st
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Pre Assessment Results Question #1: – Most of the students chose “C”( the description of thanksgiving) Question #2 – Most of the students chose “C” (January 1 st )
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Point to the picture that represents Independence Day.
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Point to the picture that represents Jackson Pollocks artwork.
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Pre Assessment Results Question #3 – Most students chose B- they got it right! Question #4 – Most students chose B (the Mona Lisa)
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=18212B4yfLg Independence Day Introduction
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Convergence 1952
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How does he do it? Video on Jackson Pollock Technique
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Activities Students made “Happy Birthday America” Cards 3 students at a time were chosen to make fireworks like Jackson Pollock
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Making our Fireworks https://drive.google.co m/a/email.wm.edu/?ta b=mo#my-drive https://drive.google.co m/a/email.wm.edu/?ta b=mo#my-drive
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Below Expectations -Did not use Jackson Pollock Technique entire time -Did not stay on task -Demonstrated a lack of motor control, did not use fluid movement to create fireworks
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Meets Expectations -Did not use Jackson Pollock Technique entire time -stayed on task a majority of the time - Demonstrated limited fine motor skills by using fluid motion to create painting
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Exceeds Expectations Used Jackson Pollocks technique the entire time -stayed on task and focused - Demonstrated fine motor skills by using fluid motion and dripping technique the entire time
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Pre and Post Assessment Data Blue= pre assessment Red= post assessment
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Why do we celebrate Independence Day?
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When do we celebrate Independence Day?
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Point to the picture that represents Independence Day
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Point to the picture that represents Jackson Pollocks artwork
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Questions?
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