I can create a self-portrait with cardboard shapes that shows my favorite physical activity.

I can use observation to notice my hair type, skin color, and other unique features and create them on my portrait.

I can incorporate colors, patterns, and textures into my clothing on my portrait.

I can print shapes using cardboard and other materials to create the image of a cityscape.

I can finish my tradition picture with details.

I can brainstorm animals with tails.

I can notice the shapes of an animal that has a tail and draw it.

I can create a tail for my animal with felt.

I can mix colors to create the colors of my animal and its habitat.

I can add details to my animal's background.

I can notice the shapes that I can draw to create an animal.

I can learn about the Amazon Rainforest and animals from Brazil.

I can create a background inspired by images of plants from the Amazon Rainforest.

I can use oil pastel resist and watercolor to finish my picture.

I can create a self-portrait from observation.

I can use embroidery and fabrics to create a background for my self-portrait.

I can learn about an artist, Aminah Robinson.

I can notice the shapes I can draw to create a picture of my favorite food.

I can mix colors to accurately represent my favorite food.

I can create a background with my choice of analogous or complementary colors and patterns.

I can brainstorm a mask idea.

I can work in groups to create plaster masks.

I can paint my mask in layers with acrylic paint, starting from larger areas and then smaller detail work.

I can incorporate three-dimensional layers and details with a variety of materials.

I can write an artist statement about my mask.

Email: sofija.chroneos@watertown.k12.ma.us
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