Grade 7 Art Program
Big Ideas/Topics
IDENTITY,
PLACE, CULTURE, SOCIETY, BELONGING, PERSONAL, SOCIAL, CULTURAL, HISTORICAL
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Through art making, one’s sense of identity
and community evolves.
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Experiencing art challenges our point
of view and expands our understanding of others.
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Dance, drama, music and visual arts
are each unique languages for creating and communicating.
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Engaging in the arts develops
people’s ability to understand and express complex ideas.
Biblical perspective/connections
Colossians 3:23 “Whatever you do, do your work heartily, as for the Lord rather than
unto men” God wants us to use the abilities he gave us to think, speak,
write, paint, design, dream, and create. We are not directed by God to create:
we are called to do it because we want to worship and praise God.
Reflecting both orally and in writing on their
own work and the work of other artists, is a key component of each art lesson
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Reflect on works of art and creative
processes to understand artist’s
intentions
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Describe, interpret and respond to
works of art and explore artist’s intent
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Interpret and communicate ideas using
symbols and elements to express meaning
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Interpret creative works using
knowledge and skills from various areas of learning
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Research, describe, interpret and
evaluate how artists use processes , materials, technologies, tools, techniques
and environments in the arts
Prescribed Curriculum Competencies
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Communication
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Critical and Creative thinking
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Personal and Social ( self-determination,
personal values and choices, personal strengths and abilities, valuing
diversity, and building relationships)
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Knowledge (
elements and principles of design, image development strategies and sources ,
processes, materials, technologies, tools, strategies and techniques for making
art, ethical considerations, responsibility and
safety )
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Skills ( exploring,
creating, reasoning, reflecting, communicating and documenting )
Assessment
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Project: craftsmanship/creativity 70%
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Project: completion in time allotted
and contribution/participation 30%
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Effort, participation and reflections
are a comment(s) on the report card.
Ms.
T Jenkins, 2016
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