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News Paper Fashion Show

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 25, 2020
 KEEPS: 0
LIKES: 0
Students in high school will study the history of costumes and fashion, do concept drawings, and create a design in a group to then make into a complete outfit out of newspaper and tape. A fashion show will be the final product.

Acrylic Pour with leftover paint

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jun 20, 2018
 KEEPS: 2
LIKES: 2
Sometimes after a painting lesson, my students used way too much paint. It doesn't matter how much I tell them to pour a little at a time, many of them still put too much on a palette. Scraping all the extra paint back into containers is time consuming and often results in just dried, unused paint. This lesson takes that unused paint and utilizes it into an acrylic pour that can be used as decoration, or even an art fundraiser for the class.

Traveling Llamas

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jan 29, 2018
 KEEPS: 4
LIKES: 2
Elementary students will learn how to draw a step by step drawing of a llama with luggage on their backs. They will learn about proportions, color, smooth lines, overlapping shapes, and create a backstory for their llama and where he is going.

Japanese Fish Oil Pastel

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jun 28, 2017
 KEEPS: 17
LIKES: 6
High School students learn about different places that Japanese koi are portrayed in art. They will then utilize the principles of art and elements of design and create a Japanese koi picture with blended oil pastel techniques.

Painted Books

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Mar 27, 2017
 KEEPS: 11
LIKES: 1
High School students use their painting skills to create a delicate, beautiful graphic over top a collage of torn book pages. We used books that were ready to be thrown out so it was a recycled project to give books new life.

Perspective Cities and Interiors

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Oct 30, 2016
 KEEPS: 14
LIKES: 2
A basic lesson for teaching high school art one point perspectives. Students learn the basics of the technique and create either a 1 pt city or a 1 pt interior of a room in a house.

Starry Night Pumpkins

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 10, 2016
 KEEPS: 16
LIKES: 6
Students will learn about Vincent Van Gogh's Starry Night painting, and then do a step-by-step drawing of their own Starry Night Pumpkins for fall harvest.

Monster Under my bed

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 10, 2016
 KEEPS: 7
LIKES: 1
This lesson utilizes blending techniques and creative thinking in a fun, imaginative project that let's kids use their art techniques and create their own, individual monster that may live under their bed. He's friendly of course!

Margaret Keane: Big Eye Art!!

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jul 26, 2016
 KEEPS: 15
LIKES: 0
Students will learn about the artist Margaret Keane and the inspiration and scandal behind her artwork. I like to start this lesson by showing the film "Big Eyes" which gives an excellent portrayal of her story. We then view and analyze examples of her artwork and the students create their own version of a painting with "big eyes."

Painted Bottles

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: May 31, 2016
 KEEPS: 20
LIKES: 2
Lesson plan for high school art students to make hand painted bottles to use as gifts or for fundraiser opportunities. Good for design, color, and 3D art. Good if you're like us and do not have a kiln at school because it's like doing pottery.

Faculty Disney Portraits!

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Nov 30, 2015
 KEEPS: 17
LIKES: 2
This is an alteration of a previous lesson plan that I made for faculty fine art. This utilizes cartoon drawing techniques, photoshop, acrylic paints, and mixed media to replicate comical re-imaginings of classic Disney characters.

Unlikely Superheroes

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jul 31, 2015
 KEEPS: 16
LIKES: 3
Students in grades 9th-12th will learn about comic book art and the styling involved in creating comic art. They will create their own original, unlikely superhero, which is far different from any super hero ever created. Focusing on the obscure, artistic, and quirky side of comics and create an original cover for their comic book.

Henna Art

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jun 04, 2015
 KEEPS: 10
LIKES: 3
Students learned about the art form of Henna and the impact it has in other cultures around the world. They they used a washable ink and got to create patterns on each other and wear them for a day.

Blue Dog Paintings

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jun 04, 2015
 KEEPS: 20
LIKES: 3
Students in Elementary school learned about the artist George Rodrigue and his famous "blue dog" paintings. They then learned how to gently sketch out a creative dog portrait, with a few fun accessories, paint it in with colors of their choice, and outline it with a strong, black line.

Crazy Hair and Beards

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 30, 2014
 KEEPS: 15
LIKES: 5
Students in elementary school will learn about overlapping shapes and character traits and create either a crazy hair-do picture or a crazy beard picture that will have many objects to describe the character they have drawn.

Stippled Ink Drawings

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 07, 2014
 KEEPS: 27
LIKES: 6
This project will teach students how to draw basic line drawings and use inking to develop a specific type of shading to give the drawing dimension and depth.

Plaster Cloth Masks

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 07, 2014
 KEEPS: 11
LIKES: 1
Students will learn how to design, mold, and sculpt a mask made out of durable plaster cloth. This is a group project and takes about 2 weeks to complete.

Monochromatic Paintings

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jan 21, 2014
 KEEPS: 19
LIKES: 2
Students in grade 9-12 create monochromatic paintings, using one core color and mixing different amounts of white and black to achieve all the different tones of a painting. Used as an intro to acrylic painting to help them get use to mixing and blending highlights and shadows.

Prismacolor Food

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 13, 2013
 KEEPS: 11
LIKES: 4
Students will learn about the many forms of art and how it appears everywhere, even in our food! They will be able to find a picture or even take one of their own pictures of a beautiful plate of food, then re-create it using Prismacolors to blend and make a beautiful food art picture.

Oil Pastel Cornucopia

LESSON PLAN ELEMENTARY [1ST-5TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 13, 2013
 KEEPS: 13
LIKES: 1
In this lesson, elementary students learn about overlapping shapes, blending colors, highlights, shadows, and creating a piece utilizing elements of art and principles of design.

Re-design a Fairy Tale

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 03, 2013
 KEEPS: 22
LIKES: 2
This lesson plan has students choosing a class fairy tale, or literary story, and thinking of it in a different way. They are to re-design the concept of the story. For example, instead of Alice in Wonderland being a Victorian fantasy world, they are all vampires. Or maybe Snow White is a steam punk warrior? The possibilities are endless and the end results are very fun!

Song Lyric Art

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 03, 2013
 KEEPS: 42
LIKES: 8
This lesson plan allows students to incorporate their favorite music into their artwork, making it imaginative, personal, and more meaningful. They take a favorite song of their and incorporate the lyrics, either all or partial, into a piece that represents the song.

Watercolor Food: evaluate and try again!

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jan 13, 2013
 KEEPS: 13
LIKES: 3
This is a watercolor painting done from a magazine reference that requires students to first evaluate and paint on their own, and after the first draft they sit down with the teacher and make a list of what they can do to create a stronger piece, and paint it again with their new ideas.

Faculty Fine Art

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jan 13, 2013
 KEEPS: 25
LIKES: 5
Students paint familiar fine art paintings, movie posters, or band logos and replace the faces with members of the faculty or fellow art classmates for a fun, modern twist.

Tape People!

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Jan 06, 2013
 KEEPS: 31
LIKES: 4
Students make lifesize tape sculptures using packing tape and a safe wrapping technique in teams.

Watercolor Silhouettes

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Oct 03, 2012
 KEEPS: 36
LIKES: 5
A high school watercolor painting to help students learn about washes, color, and the impact of contrast and emphasis.

Contour Line Shoes

LESSON PLAN HIGH [9TH-12TH]

BY: StephieArtTeacher
ON: Aug 06, 2012
 KEEPS: 35
LIKES: 8
To help students learn about basic contour lines and drawing what they see, students will remove one shoe and practice drawing it larger than it is in real life. They will then add regular objects from their bags or the room to create a design of overlapping shapes and basic lines. Once drawn with pencil, it will be outlined in ink.