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    Owen Elementary Mrs.

    Trayser Art Teacher

    First Grade

    Visual Art Curriculum Outline


    Course Description: Students in First Grade will continue to explore previously introduced constructs, concepts, methods, and vocabulary of the essential understandings, aims, and goals. During their practice of art, students will learn how to use tools and media in a safe and responsible manner, and continue to develop fine motor skills and hand eye coordination. New Key Vocabulary Line Diagonal, Thick, Thin Color Warm, Cool Shape Geometric, Free Form/Organic Near/Far Principles of Design Contrast Unity Emphasis Balance Movement Pattern Rhythm Elements of Design Line Shape Color Space Form Value Texture

    Media/Materials:

    Papers Crayon Chalk Tempera Paint Watercolor Paint Marker Glue Oil Pastels 3D-Media Fibers Embellishments

    Methods

    Paper Manipulation Blend

    Instructional Strategies
    Teacher Demonstration Literature Field Trips Student Reports Hands-on Experience Cooperative Grouping Class Discussions/Critiques Educational Games Visual Displays Guest Speakers Dramatization

    Wash Resist

    Independent Practice Individualized Instruction Peer Tutoring/Modeling Guided Practice Lectures

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