STEAM - With Science

From Science

Students are to learn

About

microorganism

(from the Greek: μικρός, mikros,

"small" and ὀργανισμός, organismós, "organism")

is a microscopic living organism,

which may be single-celled or multicellular.

We research to see

the living form and its beauty.

Look closer with an inquisitive mind

and alert brain

TO:

Shapes

Texture

Colors

Line

Space

Students sketch ideas and present the final sketch

The story behind the microorganism, accompanied by color patterns, is to be approved or discussed during a class presentation to learn about any changes that need to be made.

Students draw idea using 34' x 20' white paper and pencils

Students select media from colored pencils, oil pastels, or watercolors

Students understand the importance of designing by using space and form balance, harmony, organization, and unity.

Students' creativity should be demonstrated not only by the use of 'Micro Art' but also by the use of media and materials.

Students use a simple form that helps to recognize how they have manipulated the elements within their work.

ELEMENTS AND PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN Work of Art: ______________________________________ Artist: ____________________________________________ Student Name: ______________________________________
	Harmony	Repetition and Variation	Contrast	Dominance	Gradation
Line
Shape
Direction
Size
Texture
Tone

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