Where Does it Go?
Colour me Clever
Art Room Rules
Famous Artists
How well do I know the
Art teacher?
100

This is where you return your paintbrush when you're finished using it.

Where is back in the container you got it from, with like-sized brushes? 

100

The 3 primary colours. 

What are red, yellow, and blue?

100

This is why we walk to the art room, in the art room, and back to class.

What are injuries or accidents can happen and disrupting other classrooms while working?

100

He is known for inventing cubism.

Who is Picasso?

100

The name of Ms. Reist's children.

Who are Charlie and Gus?

200

If you need a pencil, marker, or crayon, you know to look here.

Where is the shelf beside the teacher's desk?

200

The 3 Secondary colours created from mixing 2 basic colours.  

What is green, purple (or violet), and orange?

200

Scissors should be carried like this.

What is with the blades closed and pointing down? 

200

He is known for painting water lilies.

Who is Claude Monet?


200

The art teacher's age. 


What is 39 years old?

 

300

This is where finished artwork should be placed to dry.

Where is the drying rack for wet projects or 

the drawers for other projects?

300

The 2 colours that make purple. 

What is red and blue?
300

Why it is important to be respectful and responsible of the art materials.

What is because materials cost money, we want everyone to have enough to use, and we don't want funds to come out of our field trip budget?


300

Norval Morrisseau and Kevin Peeace are known for this type of art.

What is Indigenous?
300

This is her favourite colour.

What is pink?

400

The big white drawers in the back of the room stores these things.

Where is each classes artwork?
400

Mixing these colours together causes a 'canceling out effect' or neutralizes them to turning it to brown, gray or muddy coloured.  

What are complementary colours or colours that are the opposite from each other on the colour wheel?

400

The action when you hear the sound of the bell ringing, announcements, O Canada, or your teacher talking.

When we should stop and listen?

400

This famous artist is known for his painting The Starry Night.

Who is Vincent Van Gogh?
400

The number of years she's taught at Brunskill.

What is 3?

500

What the boards that cover the tables are for.

How we keep the tables clean?

500

The number of Tertiary colours on a colour wheel.

What is 6?

(Red-orange, yellow-orange, yellow-green, blue-green, blue-violet, red-violet)


500

When we are dismissed from the art room. 

When we have put our materials away and our area is clean and tidy?

500

A form of art that uses shapes, colors, forms, and lines to create compositions independent of visual reality.

What is abstract art.

500

The art teacher's medium of choice (right now). 

What is water colour paints?

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