How should I teach art lessons in elementary school?

Under each topic, there needs to be a separate lesson, for example, to teach lines, you can let your child listen to different sounds to feel them, and draw them while listening to them, what is the line of the sound of waves rising and falling? What is the line for the sound of rock and roll? What are the lines for the sound of a barking dog?

Then use those lines with some plot to form a picture, and that's a lesson incorporated into the lesson plan. When it comes time to teach tattoos, you can take them and review them, for example, what kind of tattoo does a puppy barking on the beach make? Then fill in a picture with that tattoo... it's called a step-by-step process.

Interspersed from time to time with art history masterpiece introduction and storytelling, Pinterest has a lot of ready-made worksheet design is very good, you can fetishize. Talking to elementary school students about Kandinsky, pay attention to the professional terms appearing here: shape, curve, straight line, primary color, secondary color. Doesn't that connect to the syllabus above?

Cubism is also very simple! Show your child the painting, briefly introduce the history, the terminology: perspective, geometric shapes, tones, depth, texture, shades. It's right up there with the syllabus again!

Some classes can be a little more "playful", for example, after Picasso, you can do a group work, make a super big paper, we take turns to roll the dice in groups, and one group is responsible for drawing one of the five senses (you can have one person draw the lines, and the other people color or something like that).