#COroN-ARTE: POP ART

#COroN-ARTE

    

 P O P   A R T 

  

This week is going to be about  P O P   A R T and that means maaaaany artists, but we are going to focus on too: Roy Lichtenstein & Andy Warhol. 

But first: 

Do you know why it's called   P O P   A R T ?

Because it made the art POPular! 

😂😂😂

So, who were ROY and ANDY? 

They both were American artists and they were friends. 

Roy became famous for his colourful paintings of comic strip cartoons and everyday objetcs. In this lesson, we are going to focus in the onomatopoeia work that he did in comic books.

                                                      

Andy became was famous for exploring popular culture in his work. I'm sure you have seen a print of Campbell's Soup - a popular brand of soup in the USA. 

                                             

 You can find that and read more about them here:

https://kids.kiddle.co/Roy_Lichtenstein
https://kids.kiddle.co/Andy_Warhol
https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/explore/who-is/who-roy-lichtenstein
https://www.tate.org.uk/kids/explore/who-is/who-andy-warhol

What are we going to do?

We are going to do  P O P   A R T  choosing the artist that you prefer. 

As always, I'm going to give you two choices and you decide! It will depend on what you like and the art supplies that you have at home. 

                                       First Choice: ROY- Onomatopoeia Collage

                                                 #StepbyStep 

Roy's work featured a lot of onomatopoeia, which are words associated with a sound, as seen in comic books. Go ahead and make your own :)

You will need an onomatopoeia, paints or watercolour or markers or pencils or newspapers or pastels... and glue!  You can use any art supplies for this!

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1st. Choose your word and how you're going to do it

2nd. Glue your pieces down and use a black marker to outline  all your shapes

                                       Second Choice: Andy Warhol Artwork

                                            #StepbyStep 

You will need felt-tip pens/ markers/pencils/pastels ...  and a piece of paper! 

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1st. Choose one design and copy it multiple times

2nd. Colour it with different colours! 

                                   

Hi there!

I'd love to see your creations! You can send a picture of your drawing through #Teams or to my email. And if you and your parents agree, I can add it to our Pinterest.

Your art gallery is getting huge and looks AMAZING! You can check your classmates' art here:

https://www.pinterest.es/laprofedelsur/coron-arte/

Have a nice weekend!

PENCILS UP!

Your Art Teacher

Lesson 16. English Unit 7: Grammar

Lesson 16 - English

UNIT 7: In the City

Grammar

It's Wednesday! 💪💪

Last day we focused on the vocabulary of the Unit. Have you studied it? You're still on time HERE.

Today, we are going to study the grammar. It's really easy! It's about the FUTURE! 

UPDATE: Here is a document that Holly has done to explain the grammar. Thanks Holly!

HOMEWORK

Grab your pupil's book and listen! (Yes, you just have to listen)

• Page 73  (Lesson 2 Grammar). Ex: 1 and 3
• Page 76  (Lesson 4 Vocabulary and Grammar). Ex: 2 and 3

Also, in the Activity book you have to complete:

• Page 71. Ex: 1 and 2
• Page 73. Ex: 2 and 3

(*) If the number is in blue, it means if you clic on it you get the audio!

Write 5 sentences using the FUTURE tense in a document/notebook and add it to the task in #Teams - or to my email. 

1. Granada C.F. will be the winner of the 2025 UEFA Champions League. (Obviously)

2. The English teacher will have a red Ferrari in the future.

3. Children won't be thrown out of the window by the teacher. 

4. Next year we will have the same math teacher.

5. Water Cycle Song will be the summer song in 2021. 

Have a nice day!

Your English teacher