Elements of Art for LINE BUNDLE with mini art projects and line cards 2nd-5th

Introduce your students to the art element of LINE with this valuable teaching BUNDLE. Develop your student’s theoretical understanding of how LINE has unlimited forms and is the basis of all design. The Elements of Art for LINE BUNDLE includes:

1. a PDF presentation guide with teaching slides on Line Theory, and guided exploratory art projects to deepen understanding about the Art element of LINE,

2. a set of printable cards for types of LINE exploration o use in practical sessions. This is also a PDF product type making it easy to send to print, then laminate for longevity and cut into cards for students to use.

❤️ How does this resource help busy teachers?

Your students will love the practical aspect of each follow-up art inquiry, as they progress through their learning. Lessons are purposely designed for choice and differentiation, while keeping the skills taught consistent across the class, to save your sanity. 

❤️ So what is in this BUNDLE?

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1. Elements of Art for LINE Unit with introduction and art projects G3-8

2. Elements of Art for LINE - TYPES of LINE CARDS Grades 1-4

❤️ How does this resource help busy teachers?

Save yourself heaps of research and resource creation time by using this comprehensive Visual Art presentation to teach about the element of LINE. Building an understanding for the elements of art is a fundamental requirement in the subject area of Visual Art. With this structured teaching unit, you and your students can enjoy an engaging inquiry into the element of LINE. 

The unit is chunked into small manageable lessons, to help experience success with discovering a love for exploring art.

But don’t take my word for it. Read these comments from teachers already using this resource.

PRAISE FOR ELEMENT OF LINE IN ART (already enjoyed by over 150 educators)

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "For a non arty teacher this resource is MAGIC!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Practical and ready to use. A real time saver. Absolutely worth it. Thanks a million for the great resource."

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "Awesome resource! I did the crazy hair activity with my grade 3 Art class. They loved it! Such a fun way to teach about line. Love all the examples provided as well. Thank you!"

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "this resource allowed us to experiment with line in a variety of ways and it was a creative way to 'play'."

PRAISE FOR TYPES OF LINE CARDS:

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ "excellent resource"

View the previews above, then add to your cart and enjoy, knowing you have just saved yourself heaps of time and effort!

❤️ So what is special about this resource?

The element of LINE in art is NOT a superficial art or craft option. As a specialist in this subject, I write lessons that encourage deeper, cross-curricular learning and make meaningful connections to other subject areas. Also aligns with the International Baccalaureate PYP curriculum for How We Express Ourselves and Who We Are.

Jam-packed with progress photographs and images, this step-by-step unit is 'pick-up-n-go' and uses basic art materials available in regular classrooms.

This IS:

• a theory knowledge teaching guide in presentation format designed for large screen, about the element of LINE
• a structured unit of inquiry actions that lead to deeper connections and understandings about the element of LINE
• makes connections to the natural and physical world
• makes connections to the artist community (Studio Habits)
• includes drawing tutorial and art projects that deepen theoretical understandings
• Includes a printable set of cards for a range of line types, for students to reference, or to add to your bulletin board

✅ What is included in Elements of Art for LINE?

This PDF presentation includes step-by-step guided support & teaching instructions, structured into sections that cover the following topics:

✏️ what line is

✏️ the different types of line,

✏️ how to see & identify lines in the environment,

✏️ how to see & identify lines in artworks,

✏️ how artists use line with purpose (Op Art with Bridget Riley)

✏️ how to draw different types of line from observation

✏️ how to invent and use line for variety & rhythm (create Crazy Hair Day portraits)

✏️ how to create optical illusion art based on the work of Bridget Riley

✏️ how to reflect on their understanding and work product

✅ What is included in TYPES of LINE CARDS Grades 1-4

✏️ Bold & clear Line example cards to print and laminate for use in exploration centres or display on walls in your art centre.

✏️ Some idea sheets for putting different line types together

✏️ Photographs of examples where line is used in different areas of art from architecture to painting and photography.

✅ Where can I find more art lessons like this one?

You can browse all my art lessons and support resources provided as PDF presentation lessons HERE: VISUAL ART STORE

If you would prefer the added support of guided video tutorials, browse my growing collection in this custom category HERE: ART LESSONS WITH VIDEO TUTORIALS

✅ Specifically for Elements of Art Units, click my Custom Category HERE

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