For this term, to receive extra credit:
Tell me about the BEST work of art that YOU have ever made.
3.05.2007
For 6th Grade on Tuesday, 3/6/07.
Sixth grade - this is for an assignment grade! Answer the following question:
How do YOU decide if a work of art is GOOD or BAD?
This is YOUR opinion. Please include specific examples! The more thoughtful your answer is, the better your grade on this.
EDIT 4/9/07: IF YOU WERE ABSENT ON THIS DATE, please leave your answer in the form of a comment right here on this website. It will get e-mailed to me, so I won't miss it. When we did this activity in class, the computers didn't work right, and that is why you may not see many/any comments on this entry.
How do YOU decide if a work of art is GOOD or BAD?
This is YOUR opinion. Please include specific examples! The more thoughtful your answer is, the better your grade on this.
EDIT 4/9/07: IF YOU WERE ABSENT ON THIS DATE, please leave your answer in the form of a comment right here on this website. It will get e-mailed to me, so I won't miss it. When we did this activity in class, the computers didn't work right, and that is why you may not see many/any comments on this entry.
1.29.2007
6th grade question - ASSIGNMENT - "D" term
Sixth grade classes will be in the computer lab on Monday, January 29th during art. All 6th grade students will be required to answer the following question and post it here on the blog as a comment (this is for a grade!):
What kind of visual art do YOU enjoy making the MOST - and WHY?
If you are having trouble coming up with different kinds of art, here are some categories that might help you out: drawing, painting, sculpting, clay/ceramics, jewelry, computer graphics, movies & film, fabric art, printmaking/stamping, photography...
What kind of visual art do YOU enjoy making the MOST - and WHY?
If you are having trouble coming up with different kinds of art, here are some categories that might help you out: drawing, painting, sculpting, clay/ceramics, jewelry, computer graphics, movies & film, fabric art, printmaking/stamping, photography...
1.22.2007
extra credit question for "D" term art.
Hey "D" term!
Respond to this question and get extra credit! (See "Posting Rules" at right...)
Some COLORS can be aggravating. Name a color you strongly dislike and explain why.
Respond to this question and get extra credit! (See "Posting Rules" at right...)
Some COLORS can be aggravating. Name a color you strongly dislike and explain why.
1.17.2007
regarding extra credit...
If you are wondering whether or not you received extra credit for posting on the blog, you should check your grade on powerschool! - it will be listed as an extra credit assignment, and you will see that you have points entered there.
As a general rule, if your posting appears on the blog, you may assume that I am giving you extra credit. Double-check on powerschool (or check with me in class) to be sure that credit is given. If you notice that something is in error, please let me know right away - I have been known to make mistakes before, so I certainly don't mind you asking me questions!
Typically, 3 points are given per post, assuming that you have given yourself proper credit (first name, last initial, and class period...) and that you have written a thoughtful answer. To people outside of our class, 3 points may not seem like much... until you realize that I work on a tiny points scale where major projects = 25 points, as opposed to a more common 100 point scale. For more information on art grades, see the art website where I have posted additional art grade information.
As a general rule, if your posting appears on the blog, you may assume that I am giving you extra credit. Double-check on powerschool (or check with me in class) to be sure that credit is given. If you notice that something is in error, please let me know right away - I have been known to make mistakes before, so I certainly don't mind you asking me questions!
Typically, 3 points are given per post, assuming that you have given yourself proper credit (first name, last initial, and class period...) and that you have written a thoughtful answer. To people outside of our class, 3 points may not seem like much... until you realize that I work on a tiny points scale where major projects = 25 points, as opposed to a more common 100 point scale. For more information on art grades, see the art website where I have posted additional art grade information.
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