7 elements of art in one drawing

These are well over due. I meant to post these in Sept, some how forgot to. These are 9x9 inch squares. Students divided the square into 8 pie pieces, 7 of which represent an element of design. This was meant as review to start off the year. I found this lesson off of Pinterest, unfortunately the link to the lesson is no longer accessible for some reason. As much as it displays each element quite nicely I didn't feel it was as effective as I would have liked. Next year I would like to create…

Elements & Principles Four Corner Foldable Definitions go directly under the Element flap Principles go in the center Cut Poster Board 14 X 14 inches Fold in half and then in half again (guidelines optional) Open up and use the previous folds to guide folding each corner into the middle Use the corner points to split the four corners into 8 spaces with lines Open up and continue using the folded lines and points to divide the spaces Attached is a small 7 X 7 inch printable

After finishing up our graffiti unit, the next unit of focus in my Art 7 classes was the elements of art. I created a note packet with snipets of worksheets and information that I "borrowed" from Pinterest. Each page in the note packet concentrated on a single element and had some sort of drawing exercise, as well as vocabulary and definitions. These pages took us about two class periods to complete. Then, we were on to the first project. The requirements were that students had to write the…

Third, Fourth, and Fifth graders are all diving right into the Elements of Art whether in review or in depth. Fourth grade is reviewing with an all in one composition. We wrote ‘ART’ in…

Elements of Art Review Project, for the beginning of a semester. Maybe an end of the year with the images carrying from one triangle to the next...just thinking.

This piece shows variety by combining 12 different styles/design elements to create one portrayal of a tree.

Students will be learning about the 7 elements of art and how to take photos representing each element. Then Students will present to their peers.