Middle School Fitness Basics 1
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This offering may only be completed through Projects. Select the “Projects” button above for a more detailed description of this option.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of shapes by explaining the use of value and proportion, drawing two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, and creating a mural of shapes.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of color theory by describing the color wheel and complementary colors, explaining the use of positive and negative space, and creating an original piece using color and accurate proportions.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of watercolor by describing the characteristics of watercolor, explaining the purpose of pattern and emphasis in art, and creating a piece of artwork using watercolor and ink.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of sculpture by describing organic and geometric forms, explaining the use of texture, balance, and unity in a sculpture, and creating a sculpture using recycled materials.
Please review the competency statements on the right to learn the major topics and concepts covered in this offering.
Projects allow students to demonstrate their understanding of concepts and skills by completing a job-related task. The assignment might be to create a mural, a package design, a speech, a film review, or a movie set – you name it! These creative projects are about applying your learning acquired through in-depth research to real-world career tasks.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of shapes by explaining the use of value and proportion, drawing two-dimensional and three-dimensional shapes, and creating a mural of shapes.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of color theory by describing the color wheel and complementary colors, explaining the use of positive and negative space, and creating an original piece using color and accurate proportions.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of watercolor by describing the characteristics of watercolor, explaining the purpose of pattern and emphasis in art, and creating a piece of artwork using watercolor and ink.
Students will demonstrate an understanding of sculpture by describing organic and geometric forms, explaining the use of texture, balance, and unity in a sculpture, and creating a sculpture using recycled materials.
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