Line Language: Types, Moods and a Line Sampler
Students learn six kinds of line, link each to a mood, and fill a line sampler and two mood drawings with pencil.
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Students learn six kinds of line, link each to a mood, and fill a line sampler and two mood drawings with pencil.
Students learn six logo types and what makes a good logo, then sketch six thumbnail ideas for a fictional tutoring business.
Students learn six logo types and design principles, brainstorm for an imaginary business, sketch thumbnails, finish one logo and critique it with a rubric.
Students read a short glossary of Italian dynamic and tempo terms, match them to their meanings, rank them from soft to loud and slow to fast, and plan the markings for an…
Students build major and minor triads by counting half steps, then match chord symbols to names and spell the chords of a simple progression.
Students read about the four instrument families, sort thirteen instruments into their families, and answer questions about how each family makes sound.
Students recall a piece of music they know well and write a journal analyzing tempo, dynamics, tone color, texture and form, and how those choices shape mood.
Students learn horizon line, vanishing point and convergent lines, sequence the steps for drawing a box, and then draw a box and a road in one-point perspective.
Students practice four line patterns, learn about radial symmetry with angle math, and design an original mandala.
Students learn five composition techniques, identify them in written scene descriptions, and practice them by sketching on a grid.
Students analyze a week of practice minutes in a sample log, match practice strategies to their purposes, and build a realistic practice plan with a goal.
Students learn layout basics, do margin and thirds math, match design careers, and plan an event poster with thumbnail sketches.