Teaching plan of "ink painting" in the first volume of fourth grade art

Teaching goal: to cultivate students' love for Chinese painting.

Teaching emphasis: Understand the knowledge of Chinese painting.

Teaching difficulties: learn to use pens for center, winger and anti-winger.

Teaching methods: demonstration and practice

Teaching AIDS: writing brush, ink. Class hours: 1 class hour

Teaching process:

First, appreciate and import.

Show "Bamboo Stone Map"

In the' Bamboo Stone Map' of the Qing Dynasty, bamboo leaves were basically drawn from the center, bamboo poles were pushed upward from the front, and rocks were mostly flanked. The changeable brushwork shows the vigorous and straight style of bamboo.

Second, teach new lessons.

Various strokes of ink painting and the change of stroke speed have been fully displayed in traditional flower-and-bird painting.

1, teacher's demonstration: central anti-wing.

"Holding the pen vertically in the center, the nib is right in the middle of the chalk line, and the drawn line is round and straight. The pen on the side is slightly inclined, and the nib is not in the middle of the ink line but close together, so the lines drawn are flexible and changeable. Pushing the pen forward, the lines drawn are vigorous and powerful. "

2. Students practice.

Step 3 enjoy

Figure 1 Bird of Paradise II (Chinese painting)

Fig. 2 Sweet fruit

Figure 3 A bustling city

Figure 4 What a big flower.

Students, what kind of painting ideas do you have? Figure 1 skillfully shows the relationship between branches. Figure 2 shows a bumper harvest of fruit. Figure 3 shows the urban scene. Figure 4 shows the posture of the flower.

Student discussion

4, the teacher demonstration painting:

1) Draw the central, back and side scenery;

2) coloring;

5. Students practice

Homework requirements: use the center, counterattack and flank to represent a painting. The content is unlimited.

6. Collective evaluation

Show homework.

Three. abstract

Chinese painting is vivid and poetic. Can you draw something else after class?

Blackboard writing:

Chinese brush painting

Round lines, tall and straight.

Sidestroke-variable line

Against the front line-a dynamic front line