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Grade School Art 2: Religious Art and Abstract Art with Jackie de Laveaga
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Total classes: 8
Duration per class: 30 minutes
Prerequisite: None
Suggested grade level: 3rd to 6th grade
Suggested credit: ½ semester Art
Total classes: 8
Instructor: Jackie de Laveaga, M.Ed.
Course description: An introduction to art history through the study of artists, culture, and artistic techniques. Additionally, students will learn about and apply artistic techniques to their own original creative works of art. Grade School Art Courses can be taken in any order.
Course outline:
1. Stained Glass Windows
2. Michelangelo and Space
3. Raphael and Space
4. Caravaggio and Light
5. Abstract: Splatter Paint
6. Abstract: Blow Art
7. Abstract: Shapes
8. Abstract: Pointillism
Course materials: Students will create original works of art using the medium of their choice. Suggested materials (purchase student art-quality brands): art paper (an art notebook works well), colored pencils, watercolor pencils, various markers, drawing pencils, erasers, clay, charcoal. Additionally, acrylic, or watercolor paints, cardstock, paint brushes, clear contact paper and colored tissue paper are needed.
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Grade School Art 2: Religious Art and Abstract Art with Jackie de Laveaga
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Jackie de Laveaga
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Grade School ➤ Grade School Art
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Grade School
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Mandi Gette
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April 3rd, 2024 at 12:00 AM ET
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Recorded, free with subscription
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Jackie de Laveaga
About Jackie de Laveaga
Jackie de Laveaga is the Grade School Program Developer and instructor for the 4-year Grade School Multi-Subject Unity Study series at Homeschool Connections.
She has also developed grade school, middle school, and high school courses in literature, creative writing, and art. Mrs. de Laveaga holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in English and Secondary Education and a Master of Education degree with an emphasis in Language Arts Instruction.
Her career includes fifteen years of online course development and instruction in writing, journalism, and humanities, as well as more than thirty years of teaching live-in-person courses in literature, history, composition, and drama to students of all ages.
Mrs. de Laveaga and her husband have five children and five grandchildren. They live in Arizona.
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