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School & Classroom Expectations
Elements of Art
Color Wheel
Artists
Art Supplies & Tools
100

Wendler Middle Schools moto is

Wendler Way to Be

100

A mark with length and direction, created by a point that moves across a surface.

Line

100

Primary colors

Red, Blue, and Yellow

100

Which best defines and artist:

A. A person who only produces functional objects

B. An art practitioner who creates works with aesthetic value using imagination and creativity

C. A person who only follows traditional designs

D. A person who produces objects only for commercial purposes

 An art practitioner who creates works with aesthetic value using imagination and creativity

100
Item which fires pottery at over 2,000 degrees Fahrenheit 

Kiln

200

The voice level any time Ms. D'Antonio is giving instruction or a classmate is speaking.

Level 0

200

Any three dimensional object that can be measured by height, width, and depth.

Form

200

Secondary Colors

Orange, green, and violet

200

Who painted the famous Mona Lisa:

A. Michelangelo

B. Leonardo da Vinci

C. Pablo Picasso

D. Vincent van Gogh

Leonardo da Vinci

200

Most versatile tool used to paint with acrylics, watercolors, oils, glazes, and inks

Paintbrush

300

The only shoes allowed in the gym or outside.

Tennis shoes

300

Smoothness, roughness, softness in 2D art.

Texture

300

Blue, blue-green, green is an example of what color scheme

Analogues

300

The Dutch painter who created Starry Night and the Sunflowers

A. Vincent Van Gogh

B. Albrecht Durer

C. Henri Matisse

D. Rembrandt

Vincent van Gogh

300

Coloring tool that consists of oil and pigment.

Pastel

400

Breaking art supplies, misusing materials will result in not being able to what

Not use the art supplies until responsibility can be shown

400

Lightness and darkness

Value

400

Mixing a secondary and primary colors create what

Tertiary colors

400

Father of Cubism:

A. Pablo Picasso

B. Diego Valezquez

C. Salvador Dali

D. El Greco

Pablo Picasso

400

Tool that is used to roll ink out to a smooth consistency in order to produce an image on a flat surface.

Bench plate

500
Paper that was due last Friday, and lays out all the expectations and rules for art this semester.

Syllabus

500

Negative and Positive

space

500

Mixing two complimentary makes this kind of colors.

Neutrals

500

Famous Italian painter who did the entire ceiling of the Sistine Chapel in the 16th century.

A. Leonardo da Vinci

B. Michaelangelo

C. Titan

D. Sandro Botticelli

Michaelangelo

500

Tools used to pose human figures, hands, or faces to help an artist draw human forms accurately.

Mannequins