Art as a springboard for literacy

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LAURIE CANFIELD 2011 ART AS A SPRINGBOARD FOR LITERACY

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Art as a springboard for literacy. Laurie Canfield 2011. Art Criticism is a Four Step Process. Description – “What do you see?” Analysis – “How is it arranged?” Interpretation – “What does it mean?” Judgment – “Is it significant?”. Art as a Bell ringer. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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L A U R I E C A N F I E L D2 0 1 1

ART AS A SPRINGBOARD FOR LITERACY

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ART CRITICISM IS A FOUR STEP PROCESS• Description – “What do you see?”• Analysis – “How is it arranged?”• Interpretation – “What does it mean?”• Judgment – “Is it significant?”

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ART AS A BELL RINGERProject or display a piece of

artwork Sample Questions:• Use the Feldman Model of

Art Criticism to discuss this painting.

• What do you think it sounds like in this picture?

• Why is the man playing a violin?

• Generating questions

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COMPARE & CONTRAST THESE TWO STILL LIFE PAINTINGS

Salvador Dali

Nature Morte Vivante (Still Life--Fast Moving), 1956.

Paul Cezanne

Still Life with Basket of Apples, 1894.

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WRITE 3 HAIKU POEMS ABOUT THIS PAINTING

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DISCUSSION QUESTION: WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN BEAUTY AND

UGLINESS?

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THE ANSWERS!

• Bronze portrait statue of a boy, late 1st century B.C.–early 1st century A.D.; Early Imperial, AugustanRomanBronze; H. 52 1/8 in. (132.4 cm) length of face 5 1/8 in. (13 cm)

• Bronze statuette of a veiled and masked dancer, 3rd–2nd century B.C.; HellenisticGreekBronze; H. 8 1/16 in. (20.5 cm)

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PENDANT MASK: IYOBA, 16TH CENTURYNIGERIA; EDO, COURT OF BENIN

Questions: For what purpose do you think this mask was created?What materials do you think it was made from?After answering these questions, come up with five of your own.

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WHAT KINDS OF LINES DO YOU SEE?

By Piet Mondrian

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ORGANIC SHAPE MONSTERS

• Have students use their monster as a springboard for writing.

• What is the name of your monster?

• Where is he/she?• What are his/her

superpowers?

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REFLECTION AND EVALUATION USING ARTIST’S STATEMENTS

CLASS CODE

In my fourth grade Art class at Pleasant Grove Elementary School, I learned about the

Mexican artist Frida Kahlo. She is very famous for painting_______________________. I illustrated my own __________ _________________ using oil pastels. I learned that a

self-portait is a _______-dimensional artwork that is created by using ___________ ________________ to create the images in the artwork. I am the focus or emphasis of my self-portrait. I am wearing ___________________ because ______________________________________________________________________. I also included __________________________to communicate ________________________ about myself.

Frida also used her backgrounds to tell a story. I chose ________________________to be in my background because it shows ________________________________________________ .

Now that my self-portrait is complete, I can see how artists can use art to communicate their emotions and ideas! I think I did _____________________ because ______________________________________________________________________. The only thing I would change to make my artwork even better is ________________________________ ____________________________________ because ___________________________________ _____________________________________________________________________________.

An Artist’s Statement

Self-Portrait, 4th Grade Art

ARTIST:

TITLE OF WORK:

DATE CREATED:

MEDIUM/MEDIA:

LOCATION: Pleasant Grove Elementary School, Inverness, FL

My AArrttwwoorrkk

Class Code: _________________

In my fourth grade Art class at Pleasant Grove Elementary School, I learned

about the American artist Mark di Suvero. He is famous for creating monumental abstract sculptures using__________. I have created my own

______________ in his style using the following materials: ________________________________________________.

I have written this Cinquain Poem about my sculpture, which is entitled ______________________________.

__________________ One word- What you are talking about (noun)

____________, ____________

Two words-Describing it (adjectives)

_____________, _____________, _____________ Three words-Describing it (adjectives)

_____________, _____________, _____________, ______________ Four words-Describing it (adjectives)

________________ One word-What you are talking about (noun)

An Artist’s Statement

Mark di Suvero Sculpture, 4th Grade Art

ARTIST:

TITLE OF WORK:

DATE CREATED:

MEDIUM/MEDIA:

LOCATION: Pleasant Grove Elementary School, Inverness, FL

My AArrttwwoorrkk

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ANIMALS OF THE NATURE COAST

• Learn and Serve Grant

• Students researched animals

• Wrote and illustrated book

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INSIDE “ANIMALS OF THE NATURE COAST”

• Dale the Dolphin•  •  •  • I am a dolphin and my name is Dale. I am usually gray

in color and my stomach is white. I must say I have a very sleek body. Some of my favorite places to live are in lagoons, harbors, bays, gulfs, and estuaries.

•  • When full-grown I can weigh up to 500 pounds and

measure 8 feet long.•  • My favorite items to eat are fish and crustaceans, such

as shrimp. We practice catching food by throwing seaweed at each other.

•  • I am a bottlenose dolphin and breathe through my

blow hole, not my nose. I do hold my breath underwater. Next time you see a dolphin you will see we can hold our breath a long time.

•  • In the past, dolphins have been endangered because

sometimes they get caught in nets meant to catch other fish.

•  • Here is one more interesting fact about us that you

may observe when you are on the water: If you see us scratching each other with our teeth or blowing bubbles through our blow hole, we are not happy.

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MASTERPIECES OF LIT-ART-ITURE

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BIO-POEMS• A bio-poem is a short biography telling about the life of someone.•  • Poem Structure and Example:•  • Line 1: First name Vincent• Line 2: Four traits volatile, impulsive, compulsive, eccentric• Line 3: Related to his dear brother Theo• Line 4: Cares deeply about painting, color, emotion• Line 5: Who feels lost, in pain• Line 6: Who needs friends, money, respect• Line 7: Who gives everything to his art• Line 8: Who would like to see his work acclaimed at last• Line 9: Resident of France and the world• Line 10: Last name van Gogh

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OTHER IDEAS

• “Field Trip” to look at art • Have students present their artwork to the class• Word Wall• Essential Question Bulletin Board• Art Career Video Response• “Know the Artist” poster

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LAURIE CANFIELD

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