Intro to European Art page 2

Directions

In order to successfully complete the assignments on this website, the pages MUST be viewed in order as the assignments must be completed in order.

Each student will begin with "Ancient and Classical Art." Take your time to slowly read through the paragraphs and look carefully at the art, as you'll need to remember all the information given. You will then complete a number of tasks including looking at some other web sites for art as well as some journaling activities. Once you finish a section, you will take a short quiz. When you finish the quiz, raise your hand to show the teacher BEFORE you move on to another section.

Introduction to European Art
Directions In order to successfully complete the assignments on this website, the pages MUST be viewed in order as the assignments must be completed in order. Each student will begin with "Ancient and Classical Art." Take your time to slowly read through the paragraphs and look carefully at the art, as you'll need to remember all the information given. You will then complete a number of tasks including looking at some other web sites for art as well as some journaling activities. Once you finish a section, you will take a short quiz. When you finish the quiz, raise your hand to show the teacher BEFORE you move on to another section.

Ancient and Classical Art	Renaissance	Baroque	Impressionism	Modern and Post-Modern

After completion of all five sections within this web unit, each student will complete an end-of-unit research project. To review vocabulary, click here for a full list of the vocabulary throughout the unit. After doing so, click here for instructions on the end-of-unit assignment. Last updated: July 30, 2003 by D. Pounds

Introduction to European Art