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Integrate with A R T

Integrate with A R T. Roxanne Holonitch St. Joseph Montessori School. Workshop developed for:. Goal:. Classroom teachers in buildings without art teachers Art teachers to re-energize their programs Anyone who enjoys art projects.

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Integrate with A R T

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  1. Integrate withART Roxanne Holonitch St. Joseph Montessori School

  2. Workshop developed for: Goal: • Classroom teachers in buildings without art teachers • Art teachers to re-energize their programs • Anyone who enjoys art projects • Projects using basic materials found at any art supply or craft store • Simple, easy-to-follow steps for teachers and students • Projects that integrate into classroom curriculum

  3. Science Classes

  4. Study the Work of Leonardo da Vinci • Discuss inventions • His secret code of writing and using mirrors to read • Students can develop their own “inventions” with drawings and models Science Classes

  5. Recycled Art • Collect materials throughout the year, and create a project on Earth Day • Make a theme, and be specific with needed materials Science Classes

  6. Autumn Texture Rubbings • Grab your tracing paper and crayons • Discuss the seasons and the parts of a leaf • Don’t bring them in! Go on a nature walk and collect your samples Science Classes

  7. Color Wheels with Prism • Materials like watercolor and tissue paper to blend colors Science Classes

  8. Dissect Flowers with Georgia O’Keeffe • Discuss parts of the flower • Integrate the work of Georgia O’Keeffe • Make smaller individual pieces or a large scale group piece that fills a bulletin board Science Classes

  9. Planets with Paper Mache • Materials like wallpaper paste, newspaper, balloons, and paint • Each student researches a different planet • Hang in science area of classroom in proportion to distance Science Classes

  10. Health &Physical EducationClasses

  11. Acetate Drawings of Body Systems • Learn the parts and systems of the human body in layers Health/PE Classes

  12. Wreath Headband • Get into the Olympics spirit with wreaths for all participants • Materials include green construction paper and pipe cleaners. Health/PE Classes

  13. Magazine Collages of Food Groups • Use old magazines and newspapers to find images of food • Study the food pyramid and the basic food groups Health/PE Classes

  14. Olympic Ceremonies • Materials like sequins and glitter add flash to your medals Health/PE Classes

  15. MathClasses

  16. Tessellations • Discuss the work of M.C. Escher to create tessellations Math Classes

  17. Symmetrical/Assymetrical • Look in nature to see where symmetry exists • Materials include basic drawing materials like pencils Math Classes

  18. Graph Paper Drawings • Study the work of Piet Mondrian • Think abstract or realistic Math Classes

  19. Tangrams • Purchase a basic tangram kit or create your own • Don’t just think small, create GIANT pieces • Add magnets to back to work on the chalkboard Math Classes

  20. World HistoryandCultures

  21. Passports • Create a small “passport” with research on countries and drawings • Buy ink stamps and when complete, “stamp” their books as the exit the country World History/Culture Classes

  22. Cave Paintings • Caves of Lascaux • Use large brown craft paper, and neutral paints • Find sticks and stones for your painting tools • Discuss basic needs for humans World History/Culture Classes

  23. Archeology Dig • Create pottery or buy terra cotta, decorate it, then break it. • Hide in sandbox and rope off as “Dig Site” • Use simple tools like shovels and brushes to discover your treasures World History/Culture Classes

  24. Ancient Egyptian Cartouche • Using the Ancient Egyptian alphabet, create names in the cartouche template • Can be drawn, carved, or formed. • Even stamps from potatoes make it fun World History/Culture Classes

  25. Aboriginal Art from Australia • Materials needed include q-tips and paint World History/Culture Classes

  26. Chinese Scrolls • Parchment paper and watercolors closely resemble original scrolls • Craft sticks can be added for end handles • Smaller individual pieces are great, but a large-scale group piece makes a statement. World History/Culture Classes

  27. African Masks • Make it an event. Learn tribal songs and dances, cook African foods… • Basic materials can go along way. Adding rafata ribbon adds drama World History/Culture Classes

  28. Religion Classes

  29. Stained Glass Windows • Materials needed include: tissue paper, black construction paper, scissors, and glue. • Don’t limit your project to photos - take a tour of your parish our church Religion Classes

  30. Wooden Saint Dolls • Add a hands on material/activity to your Religion classroom • Before painting the dolls, students can research their saint. Religion Classes

  31. Models of Cathedrals/Churches • Materials like shoe boxes and construction paper are the start to a wonderful 3D project. Religion Classes

  32. MusicClasses

  33. Musical Drawings • Play different styles of music, and have students draw along with it • Try a variety at one time to see the differences in the drawings • Simple materials like markers, crayons, and colored pencils Music Classes

  34. Create tamborines • Materials like paper plates and beads, with tape or staples to hold them together • Don’t forget to decorate your tamborines! Music Classes

  35. Create maracas • As simple as cups taped together • Or as complex as paper mache • Plan a concert for Cinco de Mayo Music Classes

  36. Make Panpipes • Simple materials like straws and tape Music Classes

  37. Shadow Puppet Play • A white sheet as a backdrop, and a spotlight or flashlight • Cardboard and sticks for the figures • Practice storytelling skills Music Classes

  38. SpanishClasses

  39. Tilma for Our Lady of Guadalupe • Older students paint the figures and rays • Younger students can create the flowers • Present it at Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass Spanish Classes

  40. Day of the Dead • Sugar kits available online • Materials like showboxes, construction paper, and tissue paper to make the alters Spanish Classes

  41. Study Murals and Diego Rivera • Great opportunity to decorate the school walls • If you can’t have a permanent painting, grab a large roll of paper and work together on large-scale drawing or painting Spanish Classes

  42. Study Frida Kahlo and Self Portraits • Study self-portraits with Frida • Grab materials like mirrors and paints to find your inner self Spanish Classes

  43. LibraryClasses

  44. Become a Book Illustrator • Eric Carle, Bill Martin, etc. have great styles that are visually fun to use • Paints, scissors, and glue are all you need for a fun display Library Classes

  45. Dewey Decimal System Signs • Instead of the standard store-bought signs, students can feel ownership with signs created by them. Library Classes

  46. Humuments • Take old/discarded books and illustrate around select words • Materials like Sharpies work great! Library Classes

  47. Dr. Seuss Day! • Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday with fun costumes and decorations Library Classes

  48. Board Games • Instead of the boxed games, your class can create their own board games • Turn indoor recess frowns upside down  Library Classes

  49. Now, go get messy!questions? Roxanne Holonitch rholonit@cdeducation.org

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