Welcome to Sixth Grade Art!
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If you have any questions, you can contact me at
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Art Supply List is at bottom of page...
Many 6th graders are not bringing in their art supplies and homework...It will cause a drop in grade if the artwork isn't done with the right supplies or homework is missing.
Many are missing colored pencils, crayons and the correct watercolors (See Art supply list...we do not use wet paint... only dry).
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May Homework
Google and save to your files or bring in a printout of a Byzantine icon of a favorite saint to copy in class.
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Please note - In Middle School, Each class assignment counts as a whole grade. It is important that parents not throw out Incomplete work. Have students finish their unfinished assignments and return to school the next week. Incomplete class work that is not returned will receive a lower grade (C or D).
Students in middle school are responsible for making up all class work or homework missed when absent from class for any reason.
Finally, many of the middle school class assignments are dependent on homework being brought in ON TIME, so don't forget to do your homework and bring in a copy or save it to your iPad.
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April/May - Color/Figure/Portraits
*Byzantine Icons
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Class Project: Create an oil pastel copy of a
Byzantine style Saint's portrait
Homework
Find and save to your files or bring in a printout of a Byzantine icon of a favorite saint to copy in class.
Byzantine style Icon of St. Rita
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Student Artists of the Month: Byzantine Icons
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May/June- Symbol, Sculpture and Craft
*Medieval Art
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Class Project: Create a 3D gargoyle:
Create a family Crest
May Homework Project:
Pick any artifact from Ancient Egypt, Greece, Rome, the Byzantine Empire or Medieval time and make a 4 to 6 inch version of it from any air dry clay: model Magic, Play Dough, or Crayola white or brown air dry. (NO OIL BASED MODELING CLAY). It must be dry for the due date - Use the right color clay or Paint it in the color of the original artifact.
A Medieval Gargoyle
A Medieval Crest
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Student Artists of the Month:
Family Crests
Gargoyles
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September- Line and Shape
*Prehistoric Cave Art
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Lascaux, France
Homework: Research Prehistoric Cave Art in google images. Choose a picture that you want to copy in class...save it to your ipad files. Finish any work not completed in class at home. (Due September 14)
Class Project: Create a color resist, prehistoric cave art painting using oil pastels and watercolor paints.
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Student Artists of the Month:
Oil pastel Abstract
Anthony Comeau Gianna Fareri Kaliyah Branam
Isabella Viglione Jasleen Kang Jonathan Sadek
Cave Art drawing
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October: Portraits
Ancient Egyptian Sarcophagus
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Class Project: Egyptian Self-Portrait
Homework: Draw a self-portrait on white copy paper or water color paper (no loose leaf or notebook paper) Draw only a head and neck and shoulders. Then look at yourself in a mirror or a photo and copy your own face. Do not add hair or clothing...Do not color. We will add Egyptian details and paint them in class.
Ancient Egyptian sarcophagus of King Tut
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Student Artists of the Month: Self Portraits
"Walk Like an Egyptian"
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November: Craft
Ancient Egyptian Hieroglyphics
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Cartouche with hieroglyphs
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Class Project: Egyptian Cartouche with Hieroglyphs
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Student Artists of the Month:
Hieroglyphics
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January/February- 3D Modeling
*Classical Art of Greece and Rome
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January- Class Project: Create a 3D amphora from modeling clay;
Draw a 3D drawing of a Greek Amphora with a Greek cartoon god or goddess.
February - Class Project - Make a still life Mosaic.
January Homework: Google a favorite comic strip character
and a Greek god or goddess. Save to your ipad and bring it to class.
Complete any work not finished in class for homework.
March Homework: Color in handout for Intermediate color wheel.
Use Crayons or colored pencils. Make sure you use the correct colors.
Mix the intermediate colors (red and orange, yellow and orange,
blue and green, yellow and green, red and violet and
blue and violet). Color with oil pastel or colored pencil.
Greek Amphoras are artifacts from ancient Greece that showed us
how people dressed and lived a thousand years before Jesus.
Roman Portrait Busts were actual portraits of
real citizens of the Roman Empire
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February Student artists of the month:
Greek Amphoras
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Art Supply List
Grade 6, 7 and 8: (Again, please use plastic shoe boxes as art boxes)
4 sharpened pencils, 1 pink or white eraser, a pencil sharpener,
4 oz. Elmer's glue, 2 glue sticks,
a pack of Crayola crayons (no more than 24 please),
an 8-10 pack of Crayola classic broad line markers,
a pack of oil pastels,
a pack of 12 Crayola colored pencils,
a 4 oz pack of Crayola model magic (any color)
A tray of 16 Crayola watercolor paints
A pack of 8-10 Crayola fine line markers,
and 1 fine and 1 ultra fine point black Sharpie permanent marker,
Smocks are optional in middle school and iPads will be used for notes and homework.
Mark all supplies, including art boxes and notebooks with your child’s name and grade. Thank you!
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