Target Goals: Displaying finished animation movies at City Hall. For the final product/project of the course the maximum video length that can be expected is approximately fifty (50) seconds. This would also be with double-framing, functionally 12 frames per second, so the stop motion effect would be more pronounced. Materials …
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RADIAL DESIGNS Level: 5-8 Duration: One 55 minute class period Historical Overview: Cambodian Art Materials:-pencils-crayons-watered down, black tempera paint-rulers-manila or white paper Directions:1. What do a dart board, a starfish, a ferris wheel, and a flower have in common? For one thing, they are all good examples of radial designs. …
3-D Hands Objective: To teach not to judge by having students create art based off the outline of their hand. Materials: White computer paper, pencils, colored pencils, markers, crayons Prep: Provide an example of a 3-D hand. Start by tracing your hand. Then draw lines horizontally. Have the lines outside …
Collection Jars Objective: To have students showcase what they value through developing collaging skills and remembering acceptance. Materials: Pages from magazines (enough for the students to share), white pages with a jar drawn on them, scissors, glue, pencils, colored pencils, crayons Prep: Have enough white computer pages with a jar …
Puppet and Puppet Show Lessons Part One: Making Puppets Objective: To have students create puppets with clear differences and have the class later perform a play about accepting the differences. Materials: Brown paper bags, long sheets of white paper (that fit onto the bags), scissors, glue, pencils, colored pencils, crayons …
Image by Clker-Free-Vector-Images from Pixabay Barnyard Origami Lesson Objective: To show a love for humankind and animals by having students build their own barn with different animals. Materials: Square pieces of white computer paper (5 or more per student), colored pencils, crayons, pencils Prep: Create a PowerPoint that has …
