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Wax Paper Mono-Print
Wax Paper Mono-Print
MonoPrints
Unit:
Printmaking
1st Grade Art
Ms. Brumm
Overview:
Students will be making a mono-print. The print will be
done in primary colors. The print will have to have patterns
and designs using only the primary colors.
Objectives:
At the end of this lesson, students will be able to make the
following statements
Form and Structure:
I can identify primary colors. - A.4.2
I can demonstrate my understanding of different
patterns and designs throughout my project by
illustrating each one correctly. - J.8.2
Context:
Art Production:
Content
Patterns
Designs
Primary Colors
Materials
Wax paper (3
squares per child)
Paint
Paintbrush
Cups for water
Pattern tools
Paper plates
80-grade paper
Art Standards
A.8.2 Learn appropriate
vocabulary related to
their study of art
C.8.6 Develop the craft
and skills to produce
quality art
A.4.2 Learn basic
vocabulary related to
their study of art
B.8.4 Know ways in which
art is influenced by
artists, designers, and
cultures
J.8.2 Understand how the
choice of materials and
techniques influence the
expressive quality of art.
C.8.5 Use thumbnail
sketches to experiment
Vocab:
Primary Colors - Primary colors are those that cannot be
made from mixing other colors. Instead, primary colors can
be combined to make other colors. The primary colors are
red, blue, and yellow.
Pattern: A natural or accidental arrangement or
sequence:
Designs: To work out the structure or form of
(something), as by making a sketch, outline or pattern.
Mono-print a print that can only be made once. You
cant replicate it.
Printmaking - is the process of making artworks by
printing, normally on paper.
Anticipatory Set/Elicit Prior Knowledge:
Accommodations/
Modifications
For students with
motor skill
disabilities, I would
make sure I have an
aid in the classroom
to be able to work
with that student at
all times.
Evaluation: