Elements of Art for COLOR (colour) theory and art projects 2nd-5th grade

A bumper teaching guide for the element of COLOR / COLOUR in art. Develop your student’s theoretical understanding of how colors (colours) are organised, mixed and used to create schemes. Includes instructions for a range of relevant mini art projects, where students can demonstrate their conceptual understandings and learnings about color (colour) theory.

This detailed unit compliments the IBO theme - How We Express Ourselves, which looks at art as an expression of an artist's uniqueness. In order to understand 'art' students needed to understand about the elements of art in more depth.

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Student's will learn about:

• the colour wheel,
• primary colours,
• secondary colours,
• complimentary and split-complimentary colours,
• colour values (tints, shades),
• colour schemes (warm, cool, monochromatic, etc).

This 53 page presentation in PDF format includes:

• information slides to teach the different aspects of color (colour) theory
• examples of artwork using color (colour) theory,
• posters for your classroom wall
• student handouts (printer friendly) supporting students as they explore the color (colour) theory concepts for themselves.
• student exemplars for reference

All steps are clearly explained and photographed, giving you the confidence to deliver quality visual art lessons to your students. Includes opportunities for student choice. Work examples created by students aged 8-9 yrs.

Jam-packed with photographs and images, this step-by-step unit is 'ready-to-go' and uses basic art materials available in all classrooms.

Please watch the preview video or reach out in the Q&As before purchasing, to ensure that this resources suits your needs.

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