Tuesday, August 31, 2010

Tuesday 8-31 and Wednesday 9-1


Tuesday we started the video about Mesopotamia (due at conclusion of video).

Wednesday we will complete the video and discuss Chapter 2 in class. We will also review the BALANCE worksheet we completed.

Due 9-1-10 Charts from the workbook for Chapters 1 & 2.

Monday, August 30, 2010

WEEK TWO


In class this week we will discuss vocabulary from the introduction (elements and principles of art) as well as chapters 1 and 2...perhaps starting chapter 3 on Friday.


Due Dates this week:
Wednesday 9-1-10 Read chapters 1 and 2 and complete workbook charts
Saturday 9-4-10 by MIDNIGHT complete www.turnitin.com discussion

Upcoming Due Dates:
Tuesday 9-7-10 Chapter 3...read and workbook charts

NO LATER THAN FRIDAY night (9-3-10) I will post the Museum Catalog rubric for your first test...test and MC on Monday 9-13-10 (Intro-Chapter 3)

Image: Man and Woman from Cernavoda Romania c. 3500 BCE Ceramic about 4.5"

Friday, August 27, 2010

The First Week is complete


today we discussed chapter 1...next week chapters 1 and 2. Look for a discussion to be posted on turnitin.com NO LATER THAN Sunday at noon. Response to the discussion will be due by the following Saturday at Midnight.

Concept Covered on turnitin.com: Australian Aboriginal Culture/Art

If you have any questions...let me know!

Wednesday, August 25, 2010

Block day

Today we continued to discuss the introduction concepts/Vocabulary.

Friday I will collect the workbook pages (as you get to class you can tear out, staple and turn in).

Friday we will discuss the balance projects you made as well as chapter 1.

In the future, you will read text chapters BEFORE I present so you are better prepared to ask questions/know what you may want to write down. I discuss concepts from our text as well as concepts covered by the other APAH texts that supplements the reading.

Tuesday, August 24, 2010

Day Two...


Today we started discussing key Art Historical terms. We'll continue tomorrow and start to cover chapters 1-3.

Today I modeled how to sign up on the turnitin.com website. That is homework for tonight...along with signing up for a gmail account. The email you list on turnitin.com must be an email you check regularly!!!

Obtain your workbook if you have not already. For Friday read the introduction and complete chapter 1. The discussion q's for chapter one can be typed as bullets or short answers. They need not be paragraphs this time.

Upcoming Due Dates:
Read Chapters 1 and 2 of your text. (We will always read BEFORE class discussion ... ask questions during discussion/lecture if something comes up during your reading). Complete workbook pages: (Charts) 9, 18-20. Due Wednesday September 1st
Read Chapter 3 in your text and complete workbook pages: (Charts) 28-29. Due Tuesday September 7th.
TEST/Museum Catalog Introduction and Chapters 1-3 Monday September 13th. Details to come.

Monday, August 23, 2010

Day One

As I posted last week...this is our communication tool. Bookmark this site and check back daily. You are responsible for course content posted here.

Tonight's homework:
1. Your texts are to be left at home until June! We have copies for your use in the classroom.
2. Purchase your workbook from the turtle shop
3. Bookmark the blog and website
4. Sign up for a gmail account if you have not already
5. If you wish to work ahead...start reading the introduction and Chapters 1 and 2. They will be due early next week. Specific details to come.
6. If you wish to read about the actual AP exam (May 2010) go to http://apcentral.collegeboard.com/apc/public/courses/teachers_corner/2177.html

Friday, August 20, 2010

Welcome to the 2010-2011 School Year


The blog will be our first line of communication outside the classroom. Here I will post pertinent information...for example homework assignments on the first day of school.

When an assignment is posted, mark it down in your planner...I will not keep reiterating due dates as the calendar in the classroom also shows that.

Bookmark the site...check back daily!

Image: Woman With a Balance by Vermeer