Self-Portrait lesson plan for Kindergarten
Overview
Self-portrait, as a form of painting, is often used by painters to express themselves. Kindergarten children have just entered elementary school and need to lead their eyes from observing the outside world to paying attention to themselves. A person’s facial features are the most important external expression. This activity is designed to allow children to start with self-recognition and discovering characteristics, gradually inspire them to have a rational understanding of themselves. The student will learn to draw self-portraits to express themselves with art, shape a positive self-image, and learn to look at themselves confidently and smile to face the world.
concept and skill
Preparations:
Before we begin the assignment, the teacher will show students a demonstration of the characteristics of gouache pigments:
1. How to change the shade and density of the color.
2. Mixing a lot of water can make the eye color transparent.
3. Dryer colors can cover lighter colors.
The teacher will instruct students to try changing color on small paper pieces.
Facial features and expression methods of different people:
Students will use the mirror to find the difference between their faces and other students. The teacher will discuss the skin color, facial features, and expression methods of different people.
Classroom setting:
The student will sit at 4 tables. Each table has 4-5students. The teacher will put on most material on the tables before class. Water and paper will be distributed after the teacher’s demonstration.
Self-portrait, as a form of painting, is often used by painters to express themselves. Kindergarten children have just entered elementary school and need to lead their eyes from observing the outside world to paying attention to themselves. A person’s facial features are the most important external expression. This activity is designed to allow children to start with self-recognition and discovering characteristics, gradually inspire them to have a rational understanding of themselves. The student will learn to draw self-portraits to express themselves with art, shape a positive self-image, and learn to look at themselves confidently and smile to face the world.