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Elements of Art Worksheet in an Animal Journal

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Animal Art Journal cover: bold title surrounded by outline drawings of a kangaroo, penguin, tiger cub, frog and landscapes
Front page to print for each student's journal
Table of contents listing How to Use, Supplies, Units One to Seven, Examples, Freebie and Terms of Use with page numbers
Planning guide for pacing the seven units
How to Use: the workbook teaches the 7 elements of art through animals and continents; print pages 1-48 in black and white
Teacher read-first notes on printing and using the examples
Supplies list: pencil, eraser, colored pencils, crayons, washable acrylic paint, paintbrush, gluestick, scissors, binder
Checklist for gathering materials before starting
Unit One title page: the words UNIT ONE in a bold banner beneath a black outline drawing of mountain peaks
Divider marking the start of the first unit
Element of Line, learn it: students color over lines in two drawings, then finish diagonal, crossed and loopy patterns
Introductory lesson on spotting lines in artwork
Line practice: students draw diagonal, intersecting, zig-zag, curved, dotted and wiggly lines, plus their own
Follow-up drawing practice using the line examples key
The Continent of Antarctica: students color a map using a grey and blue key, read crazy facts and draw one fact
Geography link: map coloring with a fact-drawing response
Emperor Penguins: students trace step-by-step drawings of a penguin, a chick and an ice chunk, then draw their own
Guided drawing practice before free sketching
Penguins in Antarctica: students research penguin types, describe one, explain how its looks help it survive and draw it
Research and writing task with a grown-up's help
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About This Product

Discover the 7 elements of art through the 7 continents...and some of the amazing animals that live there!

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This Animal Art Journal is a unique way to teach art elements to older kids (3rd-7th grade). The workbook-style adds a level of independent learning and ownership. Kids will love traveling to each continent, drawing animals from each, and journaling about their research.

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If you need an engaging, print-and-go way to teach the elements of art, THIS IS FOR YOU!

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Use as a framework for your art curriculum, as supplemental worksheets, or as an independent workbook for your kids to draw through!

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WHAT'S INCLUDED

- 7 Units teaching the elements of art (line, texture, shape, color, value, space, form)

- Exploration of 7 continents through 7 animals from around the world

- In-depth explanation and practice of the 7 elements of art

- Directed drawing guides of each highlighted animal (+ others!)

- Hands-on activities

- Journal pages filled with research-driven questions

- Imagine it! Pages where kids create their own habitats

- Instructions at the top of each worksheet

- Example Pages with colored images for EVERY activity

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HOW TO USE

-Full year art curriculum: This journal covers all elements of art with 7 activities per unit.

-Supplemental Worksheets: If you're confident in teaching the elements of art but want to give some fun practice worksheets, you need to download this journal!

-Independent Workbook: Need something your art students can work on when there's 5 minutes left of class? Print these journals for your students at the beginning of the year and have them ready to go whenever!

-Field Trip Buddies: Heading to the zoo? This journal (especially the journal pages!) are perfect to throw onto a clipboard and explore different animals around the world with.

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MY FAVORITE PART

I absolutely love all the Imagine It! pages. Each page has an empty jar on it and is found at the end of the unit. Kids "fill" the jar with items that they liked learning to draw from that continent, the animal they learned to sketch, and some skills from the element of art. Check it out in the 3rd thumbnail!

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Happy adventuring!

-Abbey Allen

ARTventurous Animals

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