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Dive into the stories, movements, and artists that shaped the world of art.
Discover professions in the creative industry and what it takes to get there.
Engage in hands-on projects that build skills in drawing, painting, sculpture, and more.
Use art to learn and make connections in other academic areas.
Students will identify geometric shapes, patterns, and symmetry within the artwork Aerial View and use mathematical vocabulary to describe what they notice.
The goal of this lesson is for students to observe the different animals
in a picture and identify what kind if environment each animal lives in.
Students will identify geometric features (circles, sectors, symmetry) in a clock face, connect fractional and angle relationships to time measurement, estimate and calculate angles between clock hands at different times, and explore how art and math intersect in mechanical design.
Students will understand how their perspectives can differ from other students, and that they need everyone’s perspective to get the whole picture.
Students will create a short story about the painting, describing how the recent abundance of rainfall has impacted the life of the residents within the Haitian Village.
Students will compare how people from different cultures get
their food by analyzing paintings and exploring a country of their choice,
identifying similarities and differences in how communities solve the
common problem of food distribution.