This Art Book was created to help art educators by giving them another form of assessment. So many times we as art educators find it difficult to assess a child's progress when projects are sent home. By using portfolio assessment it is easier to judge a child's progress because you can see it from beginning to end.
Talk about what we look like. What are things that we find on our
faces. Talk about hair color, eye color, etc.
Maybe even bring out prints from famous artists and talk about the
self-portrait that they created. Remind students how they included
eyes, nose, hair, eye brows, etc.
Have students then look in a mirror to remind them of what they really
look like.
Allow students, with their crayons, to draw a picture of themselves.
They only have to draw their faces, but they can draw their whole body
if they so chose.
When they have completed that, they need to glue their portraits to one
side of the large colored construction paper, on the other side have
them glue their handout.
As they watch you sample the handout on the board, have them fill in
their names, ages, and the school they go to. This is nice because they
can practice writing.
Once they have finished filling in the handout, have them put their
names on the back, date it, and you are finished with the art book.
► Drama Acting and making costumes.
► Drawing Charcoal, Crayons, Pastels, Pencils.
► Early Childhood Education Themed daycare activities for preschoolers.
► Folk Art Traditional and funky.
► Multicultural Art Australia, Asia, Africa, North America, Mexico & more.
► Painting Acrylic, oil, tempera and watercolour.
► Printmaking Stamping, stencils and prints.
share
comment
contribute
print