Teach Art with Painted Papers: Daffodil Collage featuring John Bratby Artist Study

Are you looking for a fun and engaging way to teach art to your students? Look no further than Daffodil Collage featuring John Bratby Artist Study! This project will teach your students how to create beautiful works of art using painted paper as their medium.

Daffodil Collage Painted Paper Project Details:

• Learn to draw basic shapes to represent a daffodil

• Create a work of art that includes at least one daffodil using collage media made from their own painted papers

• Determine ways meaning is conveyed through the presentation of artwork

• Describe what is represented by works of art that are presented as inspiration

Teaching Art as 21st Century Learning:

This project was designed by experienced art teacher, Amanda Koonlaba, with 21st century learning principles in mind, ensuring that students are engaged and empowered to take ownership of their own learning.

Lesson Resources:

• Lesson objectives and standards

• A lesson sequence

• A list of supplies and materials

Differentiation and Extensions:

Differentiation and extension activities are also included, providing opportunities for students of different skill levels to engage with the project at their own level.

Other Connections:

Connections to other subjects and assessment tools are provided, ensuring that students are able to demonstrate their understanding and growth throughout the project.

Reflection:

At the end of the project, your students will be encouraged to reflect on their experience, allowing them to identify areas of growth and celebrate their successes.

Additional Free Resource:

Plus, an additional free resource download is included, providing teachers with even more tools and resources to continue the learning experience beyond the project.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to teach art in a fun and engaging way! Join Daffodil Collage featuring John Bratby Artist Study and discover the joy of teaching art with painted papers.