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Teaching with Internet Awards - American Association of Teachers of French

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INTERNET ART PROJECT Objective: To practice research techniques using various Internet search engines; to increase knowledge about a Francophone fine artist and his/her works; to practice French skills in reading, writing and speaking; to synthesize material gathered on the Internet into a coherent Final Presentation. Resources For Internet search - a computer with Internet access and ability to view graphics. For Final Presentation - Depending on the resources of the student or school, a computer or computer print-outs from the Internet could be used for graphic displays. Lesson Plan: Internet Search: Each student (or a pair of students if warranted by available computers) is to become a curator for an art exposition. As the "curator," the student must select the artist to be exhibited an Read More
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Art Lessons developed in EDU 360

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Art Lessons developed in EDU 360 LESSON PLAN BY LUCY GOOD LESSON: TesselMania GRADE: 3rd Grade OBJECTIVES: - To integrate math with art through the TesselMania program. - Students' will identify and analyze MC Escher's art. - Students' apply their knowledge of tessellations to create a tessellation using pattern, symmetry, space and isometrics in their design. - Students' visualize relationships of objects in space. STANDARDS: - Students will understand, select and apply media, techniques and processes. - Students will understand and apply elements and organizational principles of art. - Students will reflect upon, describe, analyze, interpret and evaluate their own and others' work. - Students will make connections between the visual arts, other disciplines and daily life. PREPARATIONS: P Read More
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Creating Comic Strips - An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan

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Lesson Plan #:AELP-ARA0005 Creating Comic Strips An Educator's Reference Desk Lesson Plan Author: Meryl B. Menon School, or Affiliation: Pech Place, Orange, Connecticut Date: 1994 Subject(s): Arts/Visual Arts Objective: To learn art-related skills of drawing and sequencing drawings by creating comic strips. Grade Level(s): 4, 5, 6 Materials: One or multiple computers; printer Software: graphics and word processing Examples of formats of humor, such as riddles, puns, limericks, cartoons, jokes, and comic strips Time Required: 5 class periods Activities and Procedures: Discuss the general subject of humor through topics such as what makes people laugh, the different types of humor, its cultural dimension, and why and when laughing is beneficial. Examine with the students several verbal and v Read More
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Education World® : Lesson Planning Center : Teacher Lesson Plans : A Digital Quilt

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Fruit Still Life

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Fruity Still Life Roll out the fruit! It's time to paint a still life. We'll show you how to make two pictures - the first one uses your computer and scissors, markers and glue. Make the second picture using only your computer drawing tools. We'll show you some cool computer tricks. If you'd like to print these instructions, go to your File menu and select Print. What You'll Need: Computer paint program, such as Kid Pix ® (or pattern from this page) Crayons or markers Paper / Scissors / Pencil / Glue stick What To Do: 1. DRAW AT YOUR COMPUTER At your computer, open a painting program such as Kid Pix®, ClarisWorks/Paint, or Windows Paint. Draw the outline of 3 pieces of fruit. We drew an apple, pear, and bunch of grapes. Draw whatever type of fruit you'd like. Print 2 or 3 copies and cut ea Read More
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