Primary & Secondary Colors
Identify primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and demonstrate how mixing creates secondary colors
Develop creativity through visual arts and music
Creating and appreciating art
Create and respond to art using color, shape, line, texture, and imagination
Identify primary colors (red, yellow, blue) and demonstrate how mixing creates secondary colors
Identify and use lines, shapes, colors, and textures to create original artwork
Create art using pencils, crayons, watercolors, collage, and clay; compare the results
Rhythm, melody, and musical concepts
Develop rhythm, melody, pitch, and musical expression through movement and song
Keep a steady beat using clapping, stomping, or percussion instruments; distinguish fast and slow
Differentiate between high and low pitched sounds; match pitch while singing simple songs
Identify common instruments by sight and sound; sort into percussion, wind, and string groups
Grade 3 standards through interactive 3D models and authentic tasks
A sequenced Grade 3 arts & creative expression pathway.
Create a balanced composition using three-dimensional forms and space.
Compose rhythmic measures whose note values fill a whole.
Create repeating visual patterns using contrasting implied and actual textures.
Choose levels and pathways in a movement sequence to express an idea.
Grade 4 standards through interactive 3D models and authentic tasks
A sequenced Grade 4 arts & creative expression pathway.
Create depth using foreground, middle ground, background, scale, and viewpoint.
Compose, vary, and perform repeating melodic and rhythmic patterns.
Use primary, secondary, warm, cool, and complementary colors to create a chosen mood.
Classify instruments into families by how they make sound and relate instrument size to pitch.
Grade 5 standards through interactive 3D models and authentic tasks
A sequenced Grade 5 arts & creative expression pathway.
Plan, construct, critique, and revise a three-dimensional artwork.
Compose and revise a multi-part piece using rhythm, melody, form, and dynamics.
Compare how architectural forms carry loads and shape the look of a building.
Plan stop-motion frames so spacing and timing tell a clear moving story.