Studio Art 1 Weekly outline 4/10-4/13

Welcome back to our NORMAL routine. Please remember the cell phone policy is back in effect.

****After the second bell rings, phones go in backpacks or the plastic bins. Pockets do NOT count.
* 1st time phone is out- warning
* 2nd time- phone goes in chart on wall for the REST of the school day
* 3rd time- phone goes to admin, and I e-mail your parents/guardians

MONDAY: All students will receive handouts for the Andy Warhol Pop-Art Color Theory project. If students are finished with their value Self-portrait AND have completed the rubric and turned it in, they will start on the "Color Terminology" sheet. Self-Portraits are DUE on THURSDAY the 13th.

TUESDAY: Continue self-portraits. Students who are finished should work on the "Color Theory Practice" sheet.

WEDNESDAY: Continue self-portraits. Students who are finished should work on the "Color Intensity" sheet. Self-portraits due tomorrow!!!!

THURSDAY: Self-portraits DUE TODAY!!! Students finished should complete all 3 worksheets on color and turn in. HOMEWORK: Due Monday April 17th. Ideas for the subject of the color theory project.

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