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Material List: Sole Pendants White Modeling clay Plastic table covers Wipes Dowels Texture plates Rubber stamps Beads Liquid Tempera paint trays (set of 6 in small pots pre made in island) Paint brush Sponges Twine Art@Booksin
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Material List: Sole Pendants White Modeling clay Plastic table
covers
Wipes Dowels Texture plates Rubber stamps Beads Liquid Tempera
paint trays (set of 6 in small pots pre made in island) Paint brush
Sponges Twine Docent Setup List: Docent Clean up List: Sole
pendants
Give each student:1 piece of modeling clay (split packets into 8),
paint brush, sponge Give each table : 2-3 Texture plates 2-3 Rubber
stamps 6 Wipes 6 dowels Beads Liquid Tempera paint in small
quantities 3 sharpies to write name on back of pendant Docent Clean
up List: Make sure names are on back of clay Place completed in the
clay drying blue trays and leave along back of room to dry. Wipe
down tables, refill any items and return to bins as you found them
thanks for doing this and leading the lesson! Sole pendants Lesson
6 Kinder Grade Art@Booksin
Welcome in the students.State the lesson name. Todays Lesson Skill
Development:
Today is a ceramic art lesson you are going to create your own sole
pendant An opportunity to use a new material modeling clay, build
texture and create a three-dimensional form. To introduce different
methods of creating texture from unlikely sources. Explain the
lesson objective and description.Today is all about teaching
students to enjoy texture and realize that they can find texture
and beauty in unlikely places such as their sole of their shoes.For
those of you who are not new docents you will remember that fish
scales were how we taught this in the past!! What is Ceramic Art?
It requires a 4 step creative process of:
Known as an important art ceramics (derived from Keramos, Greek for
potters clay) refers to items made from clay bodies and fired in a
kiln (or oven) to obtain the finished art form. Forming (i.e.
shaping) Firing (baking in a kiln) Glazing/decorating (coating the
object with a glaze, or applying to it various decorative
techniques) Refiring (rebaking) to harden the glaze. Why is clay so
important?
Eventually, early men and women discovered that they could harden
the molded pottery in hot ashes and make sturdy containers. Pottery
is our oldest handicraft.Fired clay is one of the few materials on
earth that does not change with time, and clay has always been an
abundant resource. The earliest function of clay was to line
baskets as a way to waterproof them. Baskets were often used to
carry water to crops, and the clay lining prevented leakage. Ask
students how we use clay today Venus of Dolni Vestonice
The Czech prehistoric sculpture (Vestonicka Venuse) is one of the
earliest examples of fired clay sculptures in the world (c.
28,00024,000 BC). It is a ceramic statuette and has four holes in
the head, the function of which is unknown. Docents here is a high
level set of pottery art for 3 different parts of the world.This is
a Venus figurine, a ceramic statuette of a nude female figure.The
Venus of Dolni Vestonice now resides in the Vienna Natural History
Museum Venus of Dolni Vestonice Chinese Pottery Chinese Pottery
belonging to the era of Neolithic Art.
Ever since the Stone Age, China has led the world in ceramic art
and design. Its porcelain remains the finest ever made. In
Prehistoric art, the term "Neolithic art" describes all arts and
crafts created by societies who had abandoned the semi-nomadic
lifestyle of hunting and gathering food in favour of farming and
animal husbandry. Chinese Pottery Greek Red-Figure Style
Pottery.
Greek potters produced a wide range of ancient pottery in all
shapes and sizes.They decorated it with abstract, historical and
mythological designs. The most important styles included:
geometric, black-figure, red-figure and white ground. The Greeks
developed a variety of styles throughout the period 3, BCE.Please
refer to the photograph print we have up on the wall in the art
room.Ask students what style it is. Greek Red-Figure Style Pottery.
Lets get started.. Supplies Needed: 1 ball of clay Texture
plates
Rubber stamps Liquid Tempera paint trays Paint brush Sponge Wipes
Your shoes! Beads Dowels Begin the practical lesson, check students
have their supplies. Process to make Sole pendant:
Start with a ball of clay Roll the clay into Three balls about the
size of large marbles. With the larger balls of clay, make an
impression of the most interesting patterns by pressing the clay
onto the sole of sole (wipe clean first), or rubber stamp or
texture plates. Continue pressing until each ball is flattened into
a disc. At least one must be from the sole of a shoe Docents, there
is a simple YouTube overview of this lesson which is worth watching
as its very short.Our materials are a bit simpler for cost
reasons.The link to the video is:
https://youtu.be/hSZmy4Ksrvo.Please make sure One of the 3 is taken
from a sole of a shoe.Thank you Process to make Sole pendant:
Make a hanging hole using a dowel in the upper part of each clay
disc (now embellished with an interesting texture). Paint them with
liquid tempera paints. Highlight the raised textures on the
pendants with a second color of paint using a sponge or finger
Select plastic bead of student choice. Docents it may prove too
hard to make the smaller beads, in which case we have plastic beads
that students can use instead. Docents, store the pieces in the
blue clay trays and then leave along the wall to dry. Thanks!
Process to make Sole pendant:
When the pendants and beads are completely dry, string them on the
twine. Students can decide what they would like to usetheir Sole
Pendant as:a necklace, tie it on a book bag or as an ornament and
therefore select the length of twine (short or longer). Students
should pass the cord through the hole in the pendant, and then pass
both ends through the bead. This will allow the pendant to lay flat
on the cord. Docents because of time constraints some of you may
have to do this or, it can be done at the end of another lesson
with the students. Lesson plan adapted from DICKBLICK.com
Art history lesson slides are original and built from various
sources. By Tara Button November 2015