by Amber Doolittle
ajdoolittle@mpsomaha.org
Grade
Level: 8 |
Content
Area: Art |
Students
will create a self-portrait showing value and emotion.
Students will gather information about color and
emotion through different handheld applications.
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Materials
Lesson
Goals
- Students
will be able to create a color wheel and define terms by
using Sketchy on their handhelds.
- Students
will become familiar with face proportions by taking a quiz
on Quizzler.
- Students
will be able to create and test out the application “MatchWho” on
their handhelds.
- Students
will create a self-portrait using colored pencils.
- Students
will learn and show value within their self-portrait.
- Students
will learn about color and emotion by reading an eBook about
color expression. They will incorporate what they have learned
into their project.
- Students
will express themselves in words by writing what they like
above the picture.
Procedures
Beam
each student Sketchy, MatchWho and Quizzler.
- Go over
the Color Wheel with students; have them create their own
using Sketchy. Make sure each student adds vocabulary words
to their Sketchy.
- Go over
eBook of color and emotion.
- Discuss
face proportion.
- Students
should now create 10 characters on MatchWho. Each character
should have a name and a note to help remind them of part
of the lesson.
- Students
will then take a quiz, already set up for them, on face proportion.
- Have each
student draw the face of the person sitting across from them.
- After
they have understood face proportion, each one will receive
a mirror so they will be able to draw themselves.
- After
they have finished their self-portrait, they are to divide
the face into 6 sections using 3 straight lines which meet
in the center.
- Explain
and demonstrate value.
- Each student
will them show value within each section of the face. Remember
to use colors which depict how they feel.
- The final
step is to have students write about things they like. The
words can be placed above they face.
- When students
are finished, they will have learned about color, face proportion,
emotion through color, and how to integrate handheld applications.
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