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Creative Crafts

. . . Creative Crafts is a course designed to satisfy the state requirement for art. Emphasis is placed on the elements and principles of design as seen through various cultures. Students will be exposed to a variety of materials and techniques.. . . Basketry. . . . Basketry. Students will be able to identify two functions of basketry and create a basket that incorporates the following elements and principles of design: shape, form, texture, color and pattern.

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Creative Crafts

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    1. Creative Crafts Ms. Meirowitz

    2. Creative Crafts is a course designed to satisfy the state requirement for art. Emphasis is placed on the elements and principles of design as seen through various cultures. Students will be exposed to a variety of materials and techniques.

    3. Basketry

    4. Basketry Students will be able to identify two functions of basketry and create a basket that incorporates the following elements and principles of design: shape, form, texture, color and pattern

    5. Basketry Cultures: Navajo Tlingit Haida Pomo Apache

    6. Batik

    7. Batik Students will be able to demonstrate the techniques of wax resist on fabric (batik) to create a work of art and demonstrate color theory as it applies to the batik process

    8. Batik Culture: The word “batik” is Indonesian in origin and translates to “wax writing”. The batiks from Java, Bali are the most well know. They developed specific motifs and patterns and used color to identify a family or area.

    9. Maskmaking

    10. Maskmaking Students will identify at least three functions of maskmaking and create a cover for the face using a variety of techniques and materials.

    11. Maskmaking Cultures: Inuit Zuni Bamileke Tribe Japan

    12. Maskmaking Cultures: Northwest Coast Indians Iroquois Dogon Tribe Egypt Greece

    13. Pottery

    14. Pottery Students will be able to create three handbuilt pieces of pottery using the coil, slab and/or pinch method. Students will be able to identify the stages of clay; greenware, bisqueware and glaze ware.

    15. Pottery Students will be able to glaze their finished pieces using one or more of the following techniques: dipping, inlay, piercing, painting, sgraffito, stamping, and/or combing.

    16. Pottery Cultures China France England Native American

    17. Pottery Cultures Japan Germany Italy Early American

    18. Weaving

    19. Weaving Students will be able to create a weaving on a simple loom. Students will be able to identify and create seven different stitches: plain weave, basket weave, stripes, loops, double weave, warp wrapping, and rya knots.

    20. Weaving Cultures Native American Navajo Nez Perce Hopi Chilkat

    21. Weaving Cultures Native American Peruvian Inca Chimu

    22. Mosaics

    23. Mosaics Students will be able to create a utilitarian piece of art using the technique of mosaic art.

    24. Mosaics Cultures Ancient Rome Byzantine

    25. Mosaics Cultures Greece Norman

    26. Papermaking

    27. Papermaking Students will be able to create sheets of handmade paper and use to assemble a journal

    28. Papermaking Cultures: Egypt China Japan Contemporary American

    29. Jewelry

    30. Jewelry Students will be able to create three pieces of wearable art

    31. Jewelry Cultures India Peru Mexico Thai Bali

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