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    The document outlines a 6-day lesson plan for a 5th grade African mask printmaking project. On day 1, students will learn about African masks through a PowerPoint and start drawing a mask design. Day 2 focuses on finishing the drawing, transferring it to foam, and going over the lines. Days 3-4 involve continuing to work on the foam and adding shading. Days 5-6 are for printing, first with black ink and then two-tone colored inks, producing multiple clean prints on white and colored paper. Materials needed include printing inks, brayers, plexiglass, and various papers.

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    The document outlines a 6-day lesson plan for a 5th grade African mask printmaking project. On day 1, students will learn about African masks through a PowerPoint and start drawing a mask design. Day 2 focuses on finishing the drawing, transferring it to foam, and going over the lines. Days 3-4 involve continuing to work on the foam and adding shading. Days 5-6 are for printing, first with black ink and then two-tone colored inks, producing multiple clean prints on white and colored paper. Materials needed include printing inks, brayers, plexiglass, and various papers.

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    African Mask Printmaking 5th Grade: Day 1: Into & Drawing Half

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    The document outlines a 6-day lesson plan for a 5th grade African mask printmaking project. On day 1, students will learn about African masks through a PowerPoint and start drawing a mask design. Day 2 focuses on finishing the drawing, transferring it to foam, and going over the lines. Days 3-4 involve continuing to work on the foam and adding shading. Days 5-6 are for printing, first with black ink and then two-tone colored inks, producing multiple clean prints on white and colored paper. Materials needed include printing inks, brayers, plexiglass, and various papers.

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    African Mask Printmaking

    5th Grade

    Day 1: Into & Drawing Half


    ❏ Powerpoint on African Masks
    ❏ Start drawing half of mask
    ❏ Do border first!
    ❏ Cover whole page
    ❏ Handout reference packet
    Day 2: Transfer & Foam
    ❏ Finish drawing mask & transfer to other side
    ❏ Go over lines
    ❏ Start foam (go over lines 3rd time)
    ❏ Make sure to take down paper to foam so it doesn’t move

    Day 3: Continue working on foam

    Day 4: Shade
    ❏ Powerpoint on printmaking
    ❏ Color darker sections into the mask

    Day 5: Printing with Black Ink


    ❏ White paper first, then colored paper
    ❏ Clean prints! (at least 2 each)

    Day 6: 2 Tone Colored Prints


    ❏ Clean prints! (at least 2)
    ❏ On white 1st if complete 2 clean prints and have time left can print on colored paper.
    ❏ Once prints are dry cut out with 1 in border and mate best on colored or black paper

    Materials Needed:
    Block Printing Ink
    Brayers & Plexiglass (inking Surface)
    White copy paper 4” x 6” & Foam Canvas 4” x 6”
    White and colored paper (9” x 11”)
    Notes:

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