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Leonardo’s Horse

Leonardo’s Horse. Day 4. Concept talk . How do artists inspire future generations?. Partner Share. Think about where you’ve seen sculptures. What have these sculptures added to the places where you’ve seen them?

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Leonardo’s Horse

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  1. Leonardo’s Horse Day 4

  2. Concept talk How do artists inspire future generations?

  3. Partner Share • Think about where you’ve seen sculptures. What have these sculptures added to the places where you’ve seen them? • Artists use tools to help them in their work. One tool that some artists, such as Norman Rockwell, use is a projector. • Explain how a projector can help an artist with his or her work. What can they achieve with a projector that would be difficult to achieve otherwise?

  4. Amazing Words • Medium- a material or technique that an artist uses • Leonardo used many mediums to create his art. • Muse-to think in a dreamy way • I used to muse about being a player in the NFL. • Inspire- means to fill others with thoughts of hope • I hope to inspire others with my speech about doing your best.

  5. Vocabulary • achieved- reached or attained by effort, skill or courage • She achieved good grades in 5th grade. • architect- a person who designs buildings • Joseph was the architect of the new train station. • Teach your partner these words

  6. Vocabulary • bronze- a yellowish-brown alloy of copper with up to one-third tin • The bronze statue glistened in the sun. • Cannon-a mounted gun for firing heavy projectiles; a gun, howitzer, or mortar • Frank fired the cannon during the battle. • Teach your partner these words.

  7. Vocabulary • depressed- in a state of general unhappiness • Sarah never smiled because she was depressed about her dog. • fashioned- to make into a particular form • The chair was fashioned out of twigs. Teach your partner these words.

  8. Greek and Latin Roots • Vision, vista, visible- what does the root –vis mean? • To see • Inspect, retrospect, prospect- what does the root –spect mean? • To look, to watch

  9. Greek and Latin Roots • Philhippic- loving horses • Philadelphy- love for all men as brothers • Philanthropist- a lover of mankind • What do you think the root philo means? • It means “love”

  10. Principal Parts of Regular Verbs • The four principal parts are: • Present (studying) • Present participle (is studying) • Past (studied) • Past participle (have studied)

  11. Spelling • Compound words: • Blindfold • Postcard • Thumbtack • Earthquake • Homesick • courthouse

  12. Daily Fix it Lets take a look at our Daily Fix it

  13. Writing • Persuasive speech: • Clear focus • The argument stated in a topic sentence with strong supporting details • Clear persuasive language and an active voice • Varied sentences • Correct use of principal parts

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