Sketchbooks are graded in class every Monday. They include all bell work, classwork, notes, and handouts from the previous week. If you are absent, you do not need to make up the bell work. Everything must be neatly labeled and glued within your sketchbook before it is graded. Sketchbook must be neat, clean, and in good condition at all times, or otherwise be replaced.
- MONDAYS: Sketchbook check of previous week's bell work, notes, and classwork.
- FRIDAYS: Tests, but not every week. Students are always given advanced notice of any assessment. Study guides for tests are given out 1 week prior to the test date.
Tests:
Composition and Animal Drawing Test Friday, February 7
Checklist for Monday 2.24
- Full face with notes (at least once if not twice)
- 3/4 view face with notes (twice)
- smiles with notes
- full body with lots of notes
Checklist for Monday 2.3
- Ink Practice Worksheets (completed)
Checklist for Tuesday 1.21
- All Planning for Endangered Animal Project:
- All questions answered to the best of your ability at this stage
- At least 2 completed thumbnails. (eventually you will need 3.)
Sketchbook Checklist for Tuesday (Period 2) and Wednesday (Period 6):
- Notes and drawings for Drawing Process, Gesture Process, Mark-Making, etc.
- Goat: Preliminary Drawing and Planar Analysis, with notes on planar analysis
- Giraffe: Preliminary/construction Drawing,
- Chicken: Preliminary Drawing with Planar Analysis and Value
- Sloth: Contour, Value, and Mark-making notes with full sketch, planar analyzed, with value and texture.
- Whale: Finished Sketch with mark-making and value
- Wolf: Finished Sketch with mark-making and value
- Flying Bird: Finished Sketch with mark-making and value
- Animal Reference Sheet
- Homework Assignment Worksheet: Natural History Sketchbook Spread
- In-Class Project Worksheet: Endangered Animals
- Composition (multi-page) with LOTS of notes
