Here is the anchor chart that I created with the help of the students. Now mine isn't as pretty as a lot of the anchor charts that I see all over Pinterest and blog land....but at least it did the trick for the students.
Once we had the lesson and discussed the different types of lines, the students were instructed to make a name tag and decorate it with lines .... and color of course....everyone knows that Mrs. Bibb....love color!! Take a look.........
OK....here are some of the student name tags after they finished. All of these students are at one school....but there are several age groups represented here.
Here are a few close ups.
After doing this lesson with my students this past week, I find out at lunch time today that one of my other principals wanted me to go to a professional development tomorrow (October 17) that is being put on by the MS Arts Council....want to guess what part of the professional development is going to be about......you guessed it....Elements of Art. Well it also will be talking about using core curriculum with integrating art in to lesson plans. This should definitely be an interesting day tomorrow.
I will let you know how the PD goes after I get back.....maybe Thursday (not going to promise I will blog tomorrow night!)
OK...I am really tired...so I'm off to beddy bye now!!!
Dee
Most of my students are gifted, so I look forward to reading more about your ideas for working with gifted kids.
ReplyDelete~April Walker
The Idea Backpack
Thank you for stopping by my little piece of blogland! Don't you just love working with all those little inquiring minds???
DeleteDee
Your line art teaching looks fun...we love doodling in our classes:)What a grat blog! I love it!
ReplyDeleteI'm your newest follower and an artsy mom too! I can't wait to come back & visit your blog more. I also nominated your blog for the Liebster Award. Hop over to my blog to check it out.
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Dinah