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Years
of Teaching Experience: 14
CLasses: High School Library, Art
E-mail: lewilliams@esc5.net
| Subject |
Grade |
First 6 Weeks |
Estimated
Time Frame |
| Art I |
9th – 12th |
1st week |
1 weeks each |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception. Illustrate ideas from direct observation, experiences and
imagination |
Viewing examples of Japanese, classic and computer animation |
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Compare and contrast the use of art elements and principles in personal
artworks |
Reproduce and immolate examples of animation |
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Creative. Create visual solutions by elaborating on direct observation,
experiences and imagination |
Grasp of basic characteristics of each style of animation |
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Weekly sketchbook assignment |
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Handouts of examples Animation films to view
Books of art, manga |
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
| Internet search
for different kinds of animation |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Subject |
Grade |
First 6 Weeks |
Estimated Time Frame |
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Art I
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9th – 12th |
2nd Week |
1 week each |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception.
Illustrate ideas from direct observation, experiences and imagination |
Sketch peanuts.
Start by drawing crumpled papaer
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Compare and contrast
the use of art elements and principles in personal artworks. |
Move to peanuts. Observe and attempt contour
drawing and gesture drawing. |
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Creative.
Create visual solutions by elaborating on direct observation,
experiences and imagination. |
Add colors |
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Weekly sketchbook assignment |
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Examples of line drawing: i.e. cartoons, etc.
Teacher demo
Learning different
line techniques to create value by application
Still life
composition demonstration
Competency
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Books of examples
Bags of peanuts
Ebony pencils
Charcoal
Sketch books
buckets
garbage bags |
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Best Instruction: |
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Subject |
Grade |
6 Weeks |
Estimated Time Frame |
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Art I
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9th – 12th |
3rd Week |
1 week each |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception.
Illustrate ideas for artworks from direct observation, experiences and
imagination. |
Use construction
paper to understand the concept of positive and negative space
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Compare and contrast the use of art elements and
art principles. |
Locate further
examples in published art and photography |
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Crative. Student expresses ideas through
original artworks. |
Use construction
paper to understand the concept of symmetrical and asymmetrical balance.
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Demonstrate effective use of art media and tools in
drawing and design. |
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Historical. Describes general characteristics
in artworks from a variety of cultures. |
Weekly sketchbook
assignment
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Show examples of
artists and students
Teacher demo
In-class
application of color theory in personal
artwork |
Construction paper
Scissors
Magazines
Sketching book
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
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Internet search for examples of
positive and negative space, as well as symmetrical and asymmetrical
balance. |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Subject |
Grade |
First 6 Weeks |
Estimated Time
Frame |
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Art I
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9th – 12th |
4th Week |
1 week |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception. Student
develops and organizes ideas from the environment |
Construction of
paper mache |
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Illustrate ideas for
artworks from direct observation, experiences, and imagination. |
Comprehend how
universally it is used |
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Creative. Create
visual solutions by elaborating on direct observation, experiences and
imagination. |
Appreciate its
potential for creativity |
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Demonstrate
effective use of art media and tools in design, drawing and painting. |
Weekly sketchbooks |
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Evaluation. Student
makes informed judgments about personal artworks. |
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Examples of artist
and student works
Teacher demo
Students appreciate
tactile involvement
Learn age of the
medium |
Newspaper
Glue
Scissors
Balloons
String
Tempera paint
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
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Internet search
for items of all kind and places made of paper
mache |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Best Instruction: |
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Subject |
Grade |
6 Weeks |
Estimated Time Frame |
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Art I
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9th – 12th |
5thWeek |
1 week each |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception.
Illustrate ideas from direct observation, experiences and imagination.
Students develop and organize ideas from the environment |
High contrast ink
drawing |
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Contrast the use of
art elements and principles in personal artworks |
Design positive and
negative space, black on white |
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Create visual
solutions by elaborating on direct observation, experiences and
imagination |
Use extensive
history of designs |
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Demonstrate
effective use of art media and tools in design, drawing and painting. |
Weekly sketchbook
assignment
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Examples of
body art
Various artists’
work
Teacher demo
Learning different
line techniques to create
value by
application
Emphasize the drawbacks and dangers of body art
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Books of examples
Live examples of
those who have old tattoos that have aged and discolored
Tracing paper
Card stock
Ebony pencils
India ink |
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
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Internet search on tattoos, the dangers, risks
and history |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Best Instruction: |
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Subject |
Grade |
First 6 Weeks |
Estimated Time Frame |
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Art I
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9th –
12th |
6thWeek |
1 weeks each |
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TEKS / Student Expectations: |
Examples / Specifications: |
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Perception.
Illustrate ideas for artworks from direct observation, experiences and
imagination |
Tie Dye t-shirts,
small items
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Compare and
contrast the use of art elements and art principles. |
Masking tape and
twine used for resist |
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Creative. Student
expresses ideas through original work. |
Learn ways of
binding fabric |
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Demonstrate
effective use of premeditation and unplanned design. |
Learn beauty of
random chance |
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Weekly sketchbook
assignment |
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Language of Instruction: |
Instructional Resources / Textbook Correlations: |
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Teacher shows
examples
Teacher demo
Learning layer
techniques to create color and value by application |
Cold water dye
t-shirts and items to dyed
scissors
twine
masking tape
buckets
garbage bags |
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Weblinks / Other Resources: |
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Internet search
of tie dye and its history |
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External Assessment: |
Local Assessment: |
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Best Instruction: |
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