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Visual Arts Progress Report Indicators
Kindergarten
- The student manipulates a variety of media, such as paint, dough, clay, crayons, paper, and fiber.
- The student uses tools and materials to strengthen fine and gross motor skills.
- The student practices using key elements - Line, Shape, Color, Space, and Form.
- The student creates art works based on images, subject, and symbols.
- The student creates art with a purpose.
- The student discusses art using appropriate vocabulary.
- The student creates art works that incorporate cross-curricular concepts.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instruction.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.
First Grade
- The student uses tools and materials to strengthen fine and gross motor skills.
- The student practices using key elements - Line, Shape, Texture, Form, Space.
- The student identifies types of art works, such as portraits, still life, landscape, and sculpture.
- The student identifies various functions of art.
- The student uses vocabulary appropriate to the discussion of art works.
- The student examines two-dimensional and three-dimensional art works addressing the same subject.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instructions.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.
Second Grade
- The student correctly follows the steps of a process.
- The student identifies key elements in works of art - Shape, Color, Form, Space
- The student practices using key principles - Balance, Repetition, Rhythm, Patterns, Contrast, Emphasis.
- The student compares and contrasts art forms from past and present cultures.
- The student talks about "what is art".
- The student describes qualities among different forms of art works (kinds and styles).
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instruction.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.
Third Grade
- The student explains the difference between various techniques.
- The student identifies the elements in works of art - Color, Space.
- The student practices using key principles - Repetition/Rhythm/Pattern, Eye Movement/Composition, Balance.
- The student categorizes works based on the use of subject, symbols and ideas.
- The student creates art that uses art techniques from other cultures.
- The student restates the narrative depicted in an art work.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instruction.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.
Fourth Grade
- The student creates two and three dimensional representation of similar subjects.
- The student identifies the elements in works of art - Line, Color, Value, Form.
- The student identifies key principles in works of art - Repetition/Rhythm/Pattern, Movement/Composition, Contrast.
- The student proposes a visual solution to a problem.
- The student compares and contrasts characteristics of visual art works.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instruction.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.
Fifth Grade
- The student practices to understand qualities and characteristics of various media, techniques, and processes.
- The student produces art works that communicate through manipulation of elements and key principles.
- The student creates art work that reflects images, symbols and ideas from other sources.
- The student manipulates subjects to reflect art of other cultures, times and places.
- The student explores the philosophy of art (aesthetics).
Successful Learner Behaviors - Exhibits self-control in order to learn.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Follows rules and procedures.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Actively listens and watches during instruction.
Successful Learner Behaviors - Applies effort to work - attends to detail and participates in learning activities.