Time to Create
1) Draw your shoe. Make sure that your shoe takes up the majority
of your picture plane.
2) Once you have completed your detailed line drawing of your
shoe, get a ruler and divide your paper into six sections. Make
sure that you make these lines light as you will eventually erase
them.
3) In each section incorporate one element of art, Make sure you
read and understand what each element is. Be mindful of your
artistic choices as you will want to take time to consider what
elements will work best within your composition.
Time for Reflection
What element did you enjoy working with most?
What element did you enjoy least?
Why are the elements of art important to use?
How will you use them within your artwork? What did you learn from this project?Unit Focus: Introduction to drawing through the use of a variety of mediums.
Lesson One: Discovering the clements of att by way of a drawing of our shoes.
Objective: The objective of this lesson is to draw a shoe and then use the shoe to learn about the
various elements of art, The shoe will be a detailed line drawing, Once the line drawing is
complete, the students will be asked to create six sections, Within these six sections, they will
incorporate a specific element of art,
Kansas Standards: Standards one; benchmark one and two, Standard 2; benchmark two Standard
3; benchmark 2,
Introduction: This unit's main focus is the drawing. Through drawing the students will also be
introduction to the elements of art
Materials: Students shoe, pencils, erasers, white paper, colored pencils, black, white, and colored
construction paper, charcoal, textured stencil, scissors,
Vocabulary: Line, Shape, Value, Color, Texture, Space, Pattera, line weight
Resources: Mrs. Besser Mill Creek Middle School Desoto School District. At the bottom of this
lesson are resources that go with this lesson, Also there is a great website that explores the
clements of art. hitp://vww.artsconnected.org/toolkiti unl
Examples: See my example
Demonstration /Guided Practice: 1 will have an example of my work available. 1 will walk them
through the step, and have a handout for them, See below.
Guidelines for the assignment: Draw your shoe on the paper and make sure that your shoe takes
up the majority of the paper, Section the paper into 6 different areas and incorporate one element
of art into each section,
Independent or Group Activities: Student will do a detailed line drawing of their own shoe. They
are welcome to discuss in small groups what elements should go where how they should go
about creating a successful work of art, I plan on having my students sitting in small clusters
were there are four stucents to a pod,
Estimated Time: Three class periods Evaluation
Closure: The students will be given a hand out with the instructions, One the back of the
instruction sheet is five questions they are to answer and tur in with their work. We will have a
‘group critique and I will expect everyone to use their vocabulary that we have leamed fiom this
lesson,Name:
Period:
Rubric for Elements of Art Project
Grading Criteria
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Each Elements of Art
should be present
and the student is
able to demonstrate
an understanding of
all elements used in
the assignment,
‘The assignment was
incomplete or completed
and turned in but
showed little to no
evidence of
nderstanding of the
elements of design.
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The assignment was
complete and turned
in but not all
elements of design
where present, The
student understands
ome of the elements
ofart.
‘The assignment
was complete, all
elements of design
are present, and the
student
demonstrates a
clear understanding
of each element of
art
‘The composition is
carefully planned.
‘There was no or very
little consideration to
design composition.
The student
demonstrates some
planning in
composition, yet the
outcome is not
The student has
demonstrated
careful
consideration to the
compositions;
project shows thata
great deal of
consideration has
been taken.
quality. Little or no care
was taken in the quality
of the craftsmanship.
demonstrates signs
of rushed decisions
and average
craftsmanship,
successful. creating a
successful work.
The craft within this |The work is of poor | The artwork The artwork
demonstrates great
care and
craftsmanship,
Time Management:
The student was not
focused on the project,
and spent the majority of
his or her time talking,
walking around and
creating a distraction for
other students.
The student spent
time working on the
project, but rushed
through the creative
process, using the
rest of his or her time
The student spent
his or her class time
working diligently
on their projects,
creating no
distractions to
other students,