When Ms.

Lauren is
gone

Humanities Agenda
Journal Writing
Vocab
Architecture Article

We need 6 volunteers to pass out journals!

3 people from each team.
Journal #21

You can continue a previous journal OR use the intro below to write a
new story

Journal Prompt: The lights flickered once

Share out
Raise your hand if you would
like to read your story.
Mr. Ivan use this site to pick 6 stories
to read.
http://www.classtools.net/random-name-picker/

Vocabulary
I have dictionary definitions of all the words in the next few slides. I also
have pictures of some of the words to hopefully clarify some terms.
You must come up with the kid friendly definition.
Create flashcards and study with a buddy, I want everyone to Ace
this quiz on Friday!

vocab
Art History: The study of art throughout history.
Mosaic: A picture or pattern produced by arranging together small
colored pieces of hard material such as stone, tile, or glass.
Tesserae: A small block of stone, tile, glass, or other material used in the
construction of a mosaic.

vocab
Frieze: A broad horizontal band of sculpted or painted decoration, especially on
a wall near the ceiling.
Metope: A square space between triglyphs in Doric architecture. It shows a
single scene from a story.
Hierarchy of Scale: artistic convention relating greater size to greater
importance.
Register: one part of a frieze (a scene from a longer story)

Mosaic

Tessarae

Frieze

Metope

Hierarchy of Scale

Register

A metope is a
rectangular slab
that is separated
by non-sculpted
breaks (triglyphs).
A pediment is the
triangle section above
the columns in a Greek
styled building.

The Parthenon frieze runs

along the top of the wall on
the inside of the temple - it
tells the story of Athenians in
a parade on their way to the
acropolis.

Pieces taken by Elgin include: pieces from the pediments, metopes, and frieze.

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Use this website

To find your three new words and definitions

What is Art History? Article

Read article,
take notes,
ask questions on sheet,
highlight any unfamiliar vocabulary
Answer two questions on the back