Illustrating Like Norman Rockwell 2nd Ed. Lesson Plan
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Learn about the science of tree identification while creating the illusion of different textures


Learn about the science of light while creating a mountain landscape using color to show depth


Create abstract art using the Fibonacci number sequence


Practice the Upside-down drawing drill while learning about the famous artist, Audubon.


Draw leaves while learning about symmetry, balance, and the science of plant identification.


Learn about how to draw using lines and shapes while learning about the science of tree identification.


Introduce students to Medieval Illuminated Manuscripts while they create their own page of an illuminated manuscript


Introduce students to Greek and Roman architecture, while teaching them about Form, Space, and perspective.


Introduce students to Celtic Medieval art, while teaching them about abstract art, as they draw Celtic knots.


Introduce students to Archaic Greek art while teaching them how to complete the upside down drawing exercise.


Introduce students to Egyptian art while teaching them about Balance (using symmetry), one of the Principles of Design.


Introduce students to the Prehistoric art of Cave Paintings and Rock Art while teaching them about Lines and Shapes, two of the 7 Elements of Art.

This lesson plan is designed to teach students about Jim Davis and cartoon art. This 5 page lesson plan includes: A condensed background on the artist A short lesson on cartoons in the art world A carefully crafted sentence about Jim Davis (ideal for memorization) Vocabulary words and definitions Materials list Simple art project instructions for creating a cartoon with a…


A lesson plan for learning about Grant Wood, his iconic painting American Gothic, and the genre of American Regionalism


This lesson is designed to give students more practice recognizing basic shapes This lesson works well alongside “Basic Shapes of American Landmarks,” but still stands on its own. In this lesson we train our eyes to see basic shapes by drawing our subject, a tall ship from the age of exploration, upside down. (This is…


A lesson plan for learning about symmetry and gaining practice drawing a symmetrical American landmark, The U.S. Capitol Building.


A lesson plan for learning to find basic shapes in photographs of American Landmarks and using wet-erase transfer tracing