Free Art Lesson Plan Template
Art Lesson Plan
School Name |
[Your School Name] |
School Address |
[Your School Address] |
Date |
July 1, 2051 |
Prepared by |
[Your Name] |
Contact |
[Your Email] |
I. Lesson Information
Item |
Details |
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Lesson Title |
Exploring Abstract Art |
Grade Level |
High School - Grade 10 |
Duration |
3 hours |
II. Objectives
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Understand the concepts of abstract art.
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Identify key abstract artists and their works.
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Create an original piece of abstract art.
III. Materials Needed
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Canvas or art paper
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Acrylic paints
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Brushes of various sizes
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Palette knives
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Aprons
IV. Standards Met
Visual Arts Standard 3.2 - Understands and applies media, techniques, and processes to create art.
V. Procedures
Introduction (30 minutes):
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Briefly discuss the history and significance of abstract art.
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Show examples of famous abstract artworks.
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Explain the objectives of the lesson.
Activity (2 hours):
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Students will choose their color palettes.
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Begin with preliminary sketches.
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Start painting and encourage creative expression.
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Provide guidance and feedback throughout the process.
Conclusion (30 minutes):
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Students will present their artwork to the class.
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Class critique and feedback session.
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Discuss what was learned during the session.
VI. Assessment
Students will be assessed on their understanding of abstract art, creativity, and participation in class discussions and activities.
VII. Extension Activities
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Gallery Visit: Organize a field trip to a local art gallery featuring abstract artworks. Students can observe different styles and techniques in person, gaining a deeper appreciation for the art form.
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Artist Research Project: Assign students to research a specific abstract artist of their choice. They can create a presentation or write a report detailing the artist's life, style, and notable works.
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Collaborative Mural: Divide the class into small groups and assign each group a section of a large mural. Students will collaboratively design and paint their portion of the mural.
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Art Critique Session: Hold a class-wide art critique session where students can share and discuss their completed abstract artworks.
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Digital Art Exploration: Introduce students to digital art tools and software that allow them to create abstract artworks digitally.
VIII. Resources
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Books: "Abstract Art" by Anna Moszynska
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Videos: "The Stories of Abstract Art" by MoMA
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