What element of art refers to the space around, between, or within objects?
What is space?
What tool is used to measure and create straight, evenly spaced lines when setting up a drawing for the grid method?
What is a ruler?
What are the three primary colors?
What are red, yellow, and blue?
What is a reference image?
An image an artist uses for ideas, details, or accuracy while creating artwork.
What should you do when you enter the art room and class is beginning?
What is find your assigned spot, get a pencil, and begin the daily activity?
Which element of art describes something that is three-dimensional and takes up space?
What is form?
What type of clay technique involves adding pieces of clay to build up a sculpture?
What is an additive technique?
What are the three secondary colors?
What are orange, green, and purple?
What does it mean to show craftsmanship in an artwork?
To show care, effort, skill, and attention to detail.
When are you allowed to move from their assigned spots during work time?
When the class was focused during instruction time to show that they will use their time well?
What principle of art is created when visual elements are repeated throughout an artwork?
What is pattern?
Whatis the oven that cooks the clay called?
What is a Kiln?
What do we call colors that are located directly across from each other on the color wheel?
What are complementary colors?
What type of perspective uses two vanishing points to create the illusion of depth and make objects appear three-dimensional?
What is two-point perspective?
Why is it important not to interrupt during instruction?
So you and your classmates can hear and understand instructions.
What principle of art is created when elements are repeated to create a feeling of movement or flow?
What is rhythm?
What should you do before attaching two pieces of clay together?
What is score and slip?
What color do you get when you mix a primary color with a secondary color next to it on the color wheel?
What is a tertiary color?
What do artists often create before beginning their final artwork to plan their ideas?
What is a sketch?
When should you begin cleaning up your workspace?
When the teacher announces and gives instructions for cleanup.
An artist uses similar colors, shapes, and textures throughout an artwork so that all parts feel like they belong together. What principle of art is being used?
What is unity?
What technique uses a grid of equal-sized squares to help an artist accurately copy an image?
What is the grid method?
What are the two main categories used to describe colors based on their temperature?
What are warm colors and cool colors?
What do we call the process of creating art by cutting, arranging, and attaching materials to a surface?
What is a collage?
A student has already received a verbal warning and had a hallway conversation. What is the next step if their actions continue?
What is going to the planning room and having an email sent home?