1. Support Teacher Observations Example photos of Lesson Displays Compiled by Deborah Wilson, Roswell North ES 2006-2008 If you have questions about any information on the slides, please contact individual art teachers for more information.

2. Lesson Examples Beverly Buchanan Melissa Leonard Calder Mobile Page Gammon

3. English Avery & Anita Burch

4. Hope Knight

5. Georgia O’Keeffe---Hope Knight

6. Hope Knight

7. Jennifer Barrett

8. English Avery

9. Clay tiles Wayne Thiebaud lesson Jennifer Harding

10. Wayne Thiebaud Melissa Leonard

11. Matisse collage lesson Katie Argentina Tree Landscape Nancy Reed

12. Melissa Leonard

14. Complementary Color Dragons Michael Hunter

15. Clay Coil Animals Nancy Reed

17. Clay pinch pot people Clay pinch pot heads Paula Sadler

18. Op Art Portraits Scientific Illustration Drawings Paula Sadler Inside-Out Cut Paper

19. Second grade self-portrait collages with a favorite book. Paula Sadler

20. Tessellations – Randy Farley

21. Faith Ringgold’s Tar Beach Randy Farley

22. Op Art paintings that will become stuffed paper sculptures. Stephanie Scott

23. Radial Styrofoam Print—Stephanie Scott Symmetrical Collage Steve Avery

24. Printing with mat board pieces. Susan Edwards

25. Cityscapes – Printed and Watercolored 1 st Grade Susan Edwards

26. Paul Klee Portraits in warm and cool colors Susan Edwards Gustav Klimt trees Susan Edwards

27. Symmetrical Insect-Steve Avery

28. Greek Amphorae Tracy Kuzminsky

29. Andinkra Symbols Tracy Kuzminsky

30. First Grade Symmetrical Totems Tracy Kuzminsky

31. Kindergarten Kandinsky’s Tracy Kuzminsky

32. Susan Edwards

33. Tracy Kuzminsky

34. Patty Hambrick

35. First Grade-Tar Beach Patty Hambrick

37. Angie Haviland

38. After practicing gesture drawing, third grade students draw a figure in motion on tagboard and cut it out. The students then trace the figure three times on their papers to create action drawings. MaryLou Andrews

39. Third grade self-portrait collages English Avery

40. Hope Knight

41. Rolled patterned paper tube sculpture. Jacquie Tiede Mobile pieces are stored in plastic bag to keep materials together while students are working. Jennifer Harding