Unit 4- Coil Built Pottery
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Learner Objectives
1. Define and use unit vocabulary.
2. Sequence the steps involved in completing Art projects.
3. Apply procedures for completing art tasks.
4. Identify and select appropriate supplies and materials to complete assignments and
projects.
5. Apply safety and clean-up rules and procedures pertaining to the unit.
6. Evaluate personal art products and those of others.
7. Improve comprehension of art related readings in a timed situation.
8. Demonstrate skill in using the coil handbuilding technique.
9. Distinguish between the different styles of Ancient Greek Pottery.
10. Construct a ceramic vase that is both functional and decorative.
11. Demonstrate knowledge of the Art Principles of Balance and Contrast.
2. Sequence the steps involved in completing Art projects.
3. Apply procedures for completing art tasks.
4. Identify and select appropriate supplies and materials to complete assignments and
projects.
5. Apply safety and clean-up rules and procedures pertaining to the unit.
6. Evaluate personal art products and those of others.
7. Improve comprehension of art related readings in a timed situation.
8. Demonstrate skill in using the coil handbuilding technique.
9. Distinguish between the different styles of Ancient Greek Pottery.
10. Construct a ceramic vase that is both functional and decorative.
11. Demonstrate knowledge of the Art Principles of Balance and Contrast.
Key Concepts and Vocab
Creating a Paper Design & Template
• Design
• Template
The Handbuilding Technique of Coiling
• Coil
• Score & Slip (review)
Creating Functional and Decorative Forms
• Utilitarian
• Balance
• Symmetrical
• Asymmetrical
• Contrast
Use and Care of Tools and Equipment
• Slab Roller
• Banding Wheel
• Clay Extruder
Parts of a Greek Vase
• Foot
• Neck
• Waist
• Lip
• Belly
• Ear
• Shoulder
Pottery of Ancient Greece
• Geometric Period
• Dipylon Vase
• Archaic Period
• Red-Figured Style
• Black-Figured Style
• Classical Period
• Design
• Template
The Handbuilding Technique of Coiling
• Coil
• Score & Slip (review)
Creating Functional and Decorative Forms
• Utilitarian
• Balance
• Symmetrical
• Asymmetrical
• Contrast
Use and Care of Tools and Equipment
• Slab Roller
• Banding Wheel
• Clay Extruder
Parts of a Greek Vase
• Foot
• Neck
• Waist
• Lip
• Belly
• Ear
• Shoulder
Pottery of Ancient Greece
• Geometric Period
• Dipylon Vase
• Archaic Period
• Red-Figured Style
• Black-Figured Style
• Classical Period
