Level IV projects include:
- The Ukrainian Face with Hidden Surprises
- The Chinese Horse: Drawing the Entire Horse
- The Albatross and the Galleon Ship
- The Hawaiian Heliconia
- The Bangladesh Monster
- Draw Like an Ancient Egyptian
- The Convent in L'viv: Shading Angular Objects
- The Stained Glass Nativity Window
- The Rooftops of Zagreb
- Drawing People with Degas
Lessons can be viewed by video or PowerPoint. Each lesson begins with a warm-up which breaks the work of art into segmented parts. Instead of going into the drawing lesson intimidated the student gets to draw small parts of the "bigger picture." I really liked this approach. It reminds me of the saying, "When eating an elephant, take one bite at a time." Next, you have the choice to either watch a video or click through a PowerPoint in order to complete the lesson. My kiddos preferred to use the PowerPoint because it allowed them to go at their own speed. With the video they were constantly stopping, rewinding, and pausing. Each lesson lists the National Standards for Arts Education. Each lesson provides the breakdown of the art skills taught. Not only will students learn how to draw but they will learn history, science, geography, as well as a myriad of interesting and very helpful art tools. Supply lists are given for each lesson. The student is guided by step by step instructions.
The Full Level IV Lessons
By clicking the + sign you can print out the warm-up, choose the video
or PowerPoint version of the lesson as well as a few other choices.
Even though the Level IV Lessons are above my 10 year olds level of ability she wanted to try some of them. I encouraged her to not be intimidated and go for it! I was impressed by how well she did. She loves drawing and ArtAchieve has given her the confidence to be an artist.
I appreciate that ArtAchieve provides both video and PowerPoint versions of the lessons. Every student learns differently and having the choices really does help.
I would highly recommend this curriculum. I reviewed Level I last year and even after completing all of the lessons my kiddos have gone back and have done the lessons again and again.
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