Journal Vocab
Exaggeration & Scale
Layering & Shapes
Project Rules & Planning
Collage & Visual Storytelling
100

Art created by gluing different papers, photos, and textures onto one page.

What is a Collage?

100

Changing an object's scale to make it giant or tiny adds this to your artwork.

What is Drama (or Emotion)?

100

Placing one cut shape over another helps show what is in front and what is _____.

What is Behind?

100

The total point score for your Visual Journaling project assessment.

What is 20 points?

100

On Day 1, students created a visual collage based on this type of prompt.

What is a Random Prompt?

200

Making something bigger or wilder than real life to add drama or emotion

What is Exaggeration?

200

The size of an object compared to the other things around it.

What is Scale?

200

In the Day 3 mini-activity, the very first step before choosing shapes was doing this to your paper.

What is Folding it?

200

Before creating your final collage, you must plan a personal story or _____ in your sketchbook.

What is a Memory?

200

Collaging is a unique medium because it lets artists express multiple things at ____.


What is Once (or at the same time)?

300

The size of an object compared to the things around it.

What is Scale?

300

In another example slide, a person dangled from a giant strand of spaghetti wrapped around this utensil

What is a Fork?

300

In the Day 3 activity, students selected and cut out this total number of shapes to layer

What is Four?

300

The teacher who must check your sketchbook plan and sign off on your project.

Who is Ms. Parker?

300

A slide example showed an interactive pocket collage themed around candy for this holiday.

What is Halloween (or Trick-or-Treat)?

400

Layering shapes on top of each other to show what is in front versus behind.

What is Overlapping?

400

According to the Day 2 mini-activity, your drawing or collage must include this around an object to give an idea of its scale.

What is Context?

400

Overlapping works great when combining structured geometric shapes with these natural, flowing shapes.

What are Organic Shapes?

400

Ms. Parker conducts these quick individual check-ins with every student to ensure understanding.

What are 1-on-1s (One-on-Ones)?

400

A slide example showed a photo booth collage layout paired with a birthday cake displaying this number.

What is 26?

500

Overlapping shapes on your page helps create this visual sense of space.

What is Depth?

500

In an example combining machinery and animal scale, a construction excavator had its digging arm replaced with a giant claw from this sea creature.

What is a Crab?

500

Layering different textures and cutouts makes your artwork look more dynamic and _______.

What is exciting?
500

Besides your story or memory, your planning page in your sketchbook must list these.

What are Elements?

500

Visual journaling allows you to tell a complete story using images and marks rather than relying only on this.

What is Writing (or Text)?