Davenport School of the Arts

4751 North CR 547 • Davenport, Florida • 33837 • 863-420-2557

the School

The Classroom

The Arts

Elementary Standards

 

 

 

Middle School Majors

 

 

 

 

The Visual Arts department encourages students to experience a variety of media while learning the elements and principles of art. Elementary students start in the area of Studio Art to learn traditional 2D and 3D techniques such as drawing, painting, and sculpting. They have art once each week with the opportunity to create compositions that may be displayed in the DSA galleries, or sent to various county and state art shows.


Fourth and fifth graders rotate through art with their classes; however, they also have the opportunity to choose Visual Art as a "Mini-Major". Mini-Majors have two extra blocks of art each week In order to excel in art. They will experience studio art for 1 semester (2 nine weeks) and digital art for 1 semester.


Middle School students are able to choose one of the Visual Art specialties as a Major for the entire middle school years, or experiment with a variety of art electives that may be offered from year to year. See the links on the left for the middle school majors or click on the diagram below.

 

Link to 2D art page Link to the Photo Arts page Link to the Digital Art and Design page Link to 3D art page

Elementary Standards and Expectations

Grade

Teachers

Concept/Topics

Vocab

Expectations/Standards

Project/Assesment

K

Ms.Deans

       
1          
2          
3          
4

Ms. Behnke

       

Ms. Varner

Pattern

Movement

Rhythm

Proportion

regular pattern

alternating

random pattern

rhythm

movement

 

Students should recognize different kinds of patterns.

 

Students should understand that objects in a composition act like beats in music that move your eyes through a composition.

Alternating Patterns in ArtRAge

a design demonstrating an alternating pattern.

 

Spirograph in Illustrator

an abstract composition showing movement.

5

Ms. Deans

       

Ms. Moyano

       
Mini Majors

Ms. Deans

       

Ms. Moyano

       

Ms. Behnke

       

Ms. Varner

Symbols, Logos, and Typography

Logo typography serif, sans-serif raster vector fill, stroke

Students understand the difference between raster and vector graphics; they should be able to create shapes, copy, paste, rotate and move graphic objects; they should be able to use type as an art object.

Pie Art - Using Illustrator, students create a picture with pie wedges.

 

           
           

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