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Our Art Curriculum for Arizona Elementary Schools offers 35 artist units spanning multiple grade levels, carefully organized into 5 comprehensive tracks. Each unit is thoroughly researched and crafted to be easily taught by teachers, docents, or parent volunteers without requiring additional curriculum development. Weâve taken care of the preparation so you can focus on inspiring creativity and delivering engaging, standards-based art lessons to your students.
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The Meet the Masters elementary school art experience begins with a multi-media assembly using engaging Powerpoint slides, artist voices, and music where the children learn about the fascinating lives and famous works of the Master Artists. Interactive questions and multi-media content will captivate the students while walking through a virtual museum filled with interesting stories and facts. For any of our art projects for elementary schools, art background is not necessary because all lesson plans are scripted, illustrated, and timed. The art vocabulary, art elements, props, and visuals are all included and organizedânothing to research or gather.
Now that the children have a true connection to the artist, it is time to introduce the techniques which made the art revolutionary. Back in the classroom, they will work on a mostly self-guided technique packet which will be the pencil-on-paper means for your student to learn from the Masters. The worksheets reinforce the material previously presented in Introducing the Masters, and further prepare them for success in the final stepâthe art project.
After learning the inspiration and techniques of each Master, elementary school art history students are ready for the real fun. Your classroom will transform into an art studio as the well-equipped teacher leads the students on a step-by-step journey through the art project. Often in the same medium, style or subject matter as the Master, the students will discover their creativity while developing confidence in their own unique abilities. Training dvds can assist the teacher with step by step detailed instructions.
Every artist unit comes in multiple levels to match up to the grades offered at your school: kindergarten, beginner (grades 1 & 2), intermediate (grades 3 & 4) and advanced (grades 5+).
The children, parents and I are thrilled with the program. As it is with every art teacher, I have made modifications and at times branch out with it. But overall, such a blessing!
Thank you again and Keep up the great work MTM!
Art lessons by Meet the Masters are inspired by popular artists from around the globe. But when you have multiple questions about these lessons, you can find some answers below. You can find additional details on our FAQ page. You can also connect with our team to know more.
Meet the Masters offers complete support to teachers or parents during the implementation process. There will be a detailed guide that they can refer to. Along with this, you can also get the support you require from our team if there are any doubts or queries.
Different schools in Arizona are currently working with Meet the Masters. Some of them are Desert View Academy in Yuma, American Leadership Academy in Chandler, and Trinity Lutheran School in Litchfield Park.
The art lessons offered by us are priced at cost-effective prices. Thus, many schools are implementing the art curriculum by Meet the Masters in their schools. We have been offering multimedia art education for four decades. So, you can completely trust the experience that we provide.Â
These art lessons can be taught by teachers, school staff, or even parent volunteers. There are training videos and completely scripted lessons. In Southern California schools, we also offer on-site art teachers and in-service training. So, you do not need to hire a full-time art specialist for these lessons. Any teacher or parent volunteer can easily teach them.
Yes, these art lessons at Meet the Masters are suitable for students from different age groups and grade levels. The art units are divided into different levels according to the grades at the school. It first starts with the kindergarten level. The beginner level focuses on grades 1 and 2, and the intermediate level focuses on grades 3 and 4. The advanced level is for grades 5 and above.
