Picture appreciation of colored lead landscape painting for primary school students
Primary school students draw lead landscapes 1
Primary school students draw lead landscapes II
Primary school students draw lead landscape paintings 3
Primary school students draw lead landscapes 4
Figure 5 Primary school students' colored lead landscape painting
"Beautiful Insect" teaching material analysis
Teaching purpose:
1. Guide the students to recall the insects with symmetrical shapes and bright colors, and draw the most beautiful insects they know by memory.
2. At the same time, cultivate students' love for nature and stimulate students' ability to observe and explore science.
Teaching focus:
Inspire students to recall the shape characteristics of insects.
Teaching difficulties:
Symmetrical collocation of insect pattern colors.
Teaching aid preparation:
A set of self-made courseware, insect specimens and painting tools.
Preparation of learning tools: collected insect data, crayons and oil pastels.
Teaching process:
I. Import:
Before class, the teacher will show you something first: the teacher * * * shows butterfly specimens * * *, is it nice? This is an insect specimen made by the second grade students themselves. Speaking of insects, it is a big family. As early as 350 million years ago, it was the most diverse animal on earth. They can be found everywhere in cold Antarctic and Arctic, hot and dry desert and equator, and in water, soil, grass and crevices. It is right next to us. In this art class today, the teacher will continue to lead everyone into the magical and beautiful insect world to observe and understand these lovely elves.
Second, teach new lessons:
1, communication: First of all, please think about it and say which insects do you know?
* * * Ask students to share the collected insect data * * *
Summary * * * Teacher combined with the specimen * * *: What you said is great. No matter how diverse these insects are, they are usually divided into three parts: head, chest and abdomen. There are a pair of tentacles on the head, three pairs of feet and two pairs of wings on the chest, with different shapes and rich colors.
2. Appreciation: Today, the teacher also prepared some beautiful pictures of insects for everyone. Let's enjoy them together. I hope the students will be serious and at least write down the shape, pattern and color of an insect's body. You can discuss communication while watching. * * * Play music and read insect courseware. ***
3, explain the demonstration painting steps:
A. Conception: Choose insects that you are familiar with and like.
B, drafting: the composition should be full, using black strokes directly. If the painting is wrong, it should be cleverly covered up by modifying and adding.
C, decoration: add patterns to insects, pay attention to the symmetry on both sides. Decorate with learned lines and basic shapes.
D, coloring: the color should be bright, and more contrast colors should be used. When drawing background color, approximate color can be used to enrich the picture level.
Third, students draw, teachers tour counseling:
During the visit, the teachers praised the students who were brave in innovation and bold in painting. Remind students to learn to live and use what they have learned before to create. Encourage students to draw beautiful insects that are different.
4. Homework Evaluation: "Insects in My Eyes" Art Exhibition
Let the students evaluate themselves and choose the most beautiful insect homework. Teachers guide students to evaluate composition, color and creativity, and try to affirm the advantages of each student.
Five, the class summary:
The students drew so many beautiful insects that the teacher was really happy. Insects live with us, and some of them are beneficial insects, such as dragonflies, bees, seven-star floating insects and so on. We should protect them. Although some are pests, such as flies and mosquitoes, they also help scientists to carry out scientific research. The teacher wants everyone to observe and understand these insects more after class, and record the beautiful things you observe in your life with a brush.