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PVO Elementary: Lesson 1: Storytelling

Book Binding

 Storytelling is illustrated in our everyday lives. We often turn to it for comfort when we are going to bed at night, but we also use it for other things such as teaching, art, fun, and forms of communication. Therefore, the goal of this seven-week curriculum was to reveal the art concepts behind storytelling and give students a new view of stories. Since, this curriculum was based on stories, I read a book to them each week that was related to the lesson.We then made books about ourselves with different techniques, mediums, and prompts for who we are along the way. This first lesson was the beginning of putting our books together. We also had the opportunity to design the front and back cover with crayons. (Click the Contact button below to view Lesson Plan 1).

PVO Elementary: Lesson 2: Who are You?

Portraits

Here, on the first page of our books, we made portraits of our faces while trying to incorporate characteristics in them, such as, funny, smart, nice, and quiet. (Click the Contact button below to view Lesson Plan 2).

PVO Elementary: Lesson 3: What Do You Want to Be When You Grow Up?

Paintings

Here, on the second page of our book, we made paintings on what we want to be when grow up. (Click the Contact button below to view Lesson Plan 3).

PVO Elementary: Lesson 4: Favorite Memory

Stippling

Here, on the third page of our book, we stippled our favorite memory with either our dog, at school, or with our family during a holiday. (Click the Contact button below to view Lesson Plan 4).