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Elementary Art Fall Curriculum for Second Grade
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This elementary art fall curriculum was designed with second grade art in mind. Get everything you need to teach a art lessons in a weekly art class for 18 weeks.
Get everything you need to teach a weekly elementary art class for a semester with this lower elementary art fall curriculum. Designed with second graders in mind, or use with younger or older elementary art students.
With this elementary art fall curriculum, you get 7 art lessons, 20 activities, 5 take-home, in-depth projects, fast-finisher activities, and more.
Teach students about the elements of art, mixed media art, watercolors, printmaking, working with clay (kiln and no kiln versions), collage, symmetry and more.
This elementary art fall curriculum introduces 2nd grade art, or younger and older students, to line, shape, form, space, texture, color, and value through a range of projects and activities. In addition to an elements of art focus, this elementary art curriculum also includes a fall-themed project. This is the perfect first-semester elementary art curriculum for your art class.
Ideal for 2nd-grade art, adapt for kindergarten, 1st, or 3rd-grade art. Students complete quick activities, look at examples, and create beautiful works of art.
All in all this elementary art fall curriculum pack includes:
This is enough to use in a class that meets once a week for 30-60 minutes for 18 weeks.
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Lesson plan (big idea, objectives, US national standards, instructions, and more, 4 pages)
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Teacher notes (1 page)
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Elements of art presentation (52 slides)
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Blank handout size elements of art design sheets (7 pages)
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Blank poster-size elements of art design sheets (7 pages)
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Activity checklist (1 page)
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Activity rubric (1 page)
This presentation pack covers all seven of the elements of art:
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Color (with colour spelling included)
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Shape
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Form
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Line
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Texture
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Space
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Value
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Lesson plan (big idea, objectives, US national standards, Australian standards, TEKS standards, instructions, and more, 7 pages)
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2 art project presentations (30 slides)
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Implied texture examples (1 page)
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Project guide (1 page)
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Positive and negative space activity (1 page)
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Activity checklist (1 page)
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Color and colour spelling
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A thorough lesson plan (big idea, I can, goals, essential questions, objectives, supply list, resource links, step-by-step implementation instructions). With instructions to use for second grades or adapting it for older students up to 6th grade.
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Teacher notes, so even if you are unfamiliar with scratch foam printmaking, you know how to best set up for it.
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4 PowerPoint and PDF presentations to start each day
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A Demo video to show students the steps (accessed via YouTube or Google Drive)
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How to draw a turtle, sea turtle, lizard, fish, frog, and snake
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Project checklist
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Early finisher, Henri Matisse info sheet and two activities
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Early finisher, Making 2D shapes 3D
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How to label an edition handout
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Lesson plan (including essential questions, objectives, vocabulary, national standards, step-by-step instructions, and so much more)
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3 PowerPoint presentations (also in PDF format) to show at the beginning of each class as an introduction, review, and to display step-by-step instructions.
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Images from artist exemplar, Horace Pippin
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Project guide
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Checklist rubric
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Reflection worksheet
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Lesson plan (including essential questions, objectives, vocabulary, cross-curricular and national standards, step-by-step instructions, and so much more)
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Teacher notes (with tips on setup and implementation)
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Frame template
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Photo template
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Step-by-step handout
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Coil design reference guide
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2 PowerPoints to introduce steps and display goals for the day
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Crazy lines frame early finisher
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Project checklist
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A thorough lesson plan (big idea, I can, goals, essential questions, objectives, supply list, resource links, step-by-step implementation instructions).
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2 PowerPoints and PDF presentations to start each day
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Demo video to show students the steps (accessed via YouTube or Google Drive)
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Project how to
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How to cut symmetrical shapes guide
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Symmetry activity
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2 Georges braque themed early finishers
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Project checklist
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Project examples
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A thorough lesson plan (big idea, I can, goals, essential questions, objectives, supply list, resource links, step-by-step implementation instructions)
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Demo video to show students the steps (accessed via YouTube or Google Drive)
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Pop up Card how to
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Early finisher shape vs. form activity
Engage elementary art students every week for 18 weeks with this 2nd grade art, elementary art fall curriculum. Looking for a kindergarten semester art curriculum? Check out my kindergarten fall art pack here.
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