What is the purpose of art?
P.Y.P. elements
Transdisciplinary theme: How we express ourselves Central Idea: Human beings preserve their traditions through different forms of expression. Line of inquiry: An inquiry about different forms of expression. Key concepts: Form, Perspective Related concepts: Expression - Diversity. IB attributes: Knowledgeable and Open-minded. Skills: Thinking skills.
"The world is but a canvas to the imagination"
Henry David Thoreau
Attributes
For this topic we will be:
Open - minded
Knowledgeable
What othor attributes do you think are important for our topic?
index
1. Engage
2. Vocabulary
3. Grammar
4. Reading
5. Listening
6. Book club
7. Writing Review
Engage
Art is something that everyone has opinions about. It speaks about senses and emotions. Being able to talk about art will help us describe and give opinions about other things we see, hear, smell, taste, touch or feel.
Engage
Art can mean a lot of things!
What is art for you?
vocabulary
Some famous masterpieces
"The starry night"By Vincent Van Gogh
"The persistance of memory"By Salvador Dali
"The Great Wave off Kanagawa"By Katsushika Hokusai
Do you have a piece of art at home?
Lets play!Describe one of the masterpieces and let your friends guess.
+ Use these words
how to Use positions to describe pictures?
Put the mouse over the elements of the collage to see the words that describe positions!
Grammar: Adjectives
Expression
When you write, the order of adjectives is very important.
Then, solve this worksheet.
First, look at this unscrambled sentence
If you use more than one adjective, apply the following order: 1. Opinion 2. Shape 3.Color
Click on me to sing my song and learn more adjectives.
Grammar
Modifiers
Modifiers can make an adjective stronger...
We can use them to say that something is more than we want or like...
Or to say that something is less than we want or like...
It is very beautiful.
We can't get close enough.
or weaker...
The sun is too bright.
It is a pretty bad photo.
These adjectives will help you describe art. Combine them with modifiers!
Clear
Blurry
Dark
Bright
READING
Everytime we read a story we should identify the characters.
Ask yourself the following questions when you read a story:
What was he/she like at the beginning of the story? At the end?
What does he/she say?
How do other characters react to this person?
Why is the character important?
Click here to read the story!
Tip: Mind maps can help you organize your information about characters.
Types of art
Form
Let's play!
Cartoon
Architecture
Do you know all types of art? Which one do you like the most? Click on the type of art to learn more about it and watch a video!
Photography
Cinema
Collage
Acting
Music
Doodle
Dance
Painting
Sculpture
Word search game
Listening and speaking
Everybody's opinion of art can be very different! Let's be open-minded! Ask your friends and family about art! Give your opinion too!
This can help ask about opinions
This can help you to give your opinions
This can help you identify opinions
It was very fun!It was too crowded. It wasn't clear enough. It's really blurry.
What do you think? What about you? Do you agree?
I think... I believe.. In my opinion...
First, get ready to visit a museum!
Have you ever visited a museum?
Nationl Museum of Modern Art (Tokio)
Louvre (Paris)
After the visit, describe your favourite piece of art.
British Museum (London)
Let's write a review
First, compare realistic art and abstract art then answer these questions.
Then watch the video! It contains an example of a review.
Finally, write a review about this piece of art. Did you notice that it is close to the school?
Vocabulary
Materials
Textures
What type of textures can you find at home?
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What is the purpose of art?
P.Y.P. elements
Transdisciplinary theme: How we express ourselves Central Idea: Human beings preserve their traditions through different forms of expression. Line of inquiry: An inquiry about different forms of expression. Key concepts: Form, Perspective Related concepts: Expression - Diversity. IB attributes: Knowledgeable and Open-minded. Skills: Thinking skills.
"The world is but a canvas to the imagination"
Henry David Thoreau
Attributes
For this topic we will be:
Open - minded
Knowledgeable
What othor attributes do you think are important for our topic?
index
1. Engage
2. Vocabulary
3. Grammar
4. Reading
5. Listening
6. Book club
7. Writing Review
Engage
Art is something that everyone has opinions about. It speaks about senses and emotions. Being able to talk about art will help us describe and give opinions about other things we see, hear, smell, taste, touch or feel.
Engage
Art can mean a lot of things!
What is art for you?
vocabulary
Some famous masterpieces
"The starry night"By Vincent Van Gogh
"The persistance of memory"By Salvador Dali
"The Great Wave off Kanagawa"By Katsushika Hokusai
Do you have a piece of art at home?
Lets play!Describe one of the masterpieces and let your friends guess.
+ Use these words
how to Use positions to describe pictures?
Put the mouse over the elements of the collage to see the words that describe positions!
Grammar: Adjectives
Expression
When you write, the order of adjectives is very important.
Then, solve this worksheet.
First, look at this unscrambled sentence
If you use more than one adjective, apply the following order: 1. Opinion 2. Shape 3.Color
Click on me to sing my song and learn more adjectives.
Grammar
Modifiers
Modifiers can make an adjective stronger...
We can use them to say that something is more than we want or like...
Or to say that something is less than we want or like...
It is very beautiful.
We can't get close enough.
or weaker...
The sun is too bright.
It is a pretty bad photo.
These adjectives will help you describe art. Combine them with modifiers!
Clear
Blurry
Dark
Bright
READING
Everytime we read a story we should identify the characters.
Ask yourself the following questions when you read a story:
What was he/she like at the beginning of the story? At the end?
What does he/she say?
How do other characters react to this person?
Why is the character important?
Click here to read the story!
Tip: Mind maps can help you organize your information about characters.
Types of art
Form
Let's play!
Cartoon
Architecture
Do you know all types of art? Which one do you like the most? Click on the type of art to learn more about it and watch a video!
Photography
Cinema
Collage
Acting
Music
Doodle
Dance
Painting
Sculpture
Word search game
Listening and speaking
Everybody's opinion of art can be very different! Let's be open-minded! Ask your friends and family about art! Give your opinion too!
This can help ask about opinions
This can help you to give your opinions
This can help you identify opinions
It was very fun!It was too crowded. It wasn't clear enough. It's really blurry.
What do you think? What about you? Do you agree?
I think... I believe.. In my opinion...
First, get ready to visit a museum!
Have you ever visited a museum?
Nationl Museum of Modern Art (Tokio)
Louvre (Paris)
After the visit, describe your favourite piece of art.
British Museum (London)
Let's write a review
First, compare realistic art and abstract art then answer these questions.
Then watch the video! It contains an example of a review.
Finally, write a review about this piece of art. Did you notice that it is close to the school?
Vocabulary
Materials
Textures
What type of textures can you find at home?