Showing posts with label Renaissance. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Renaissance. Show all posts

Thursday, January 19, 2012

Day 4: Renaissance Museum Exhibit

Focus: You will act as the curator of an exhibit featuring Renaissance works from all over Europe during the 15th and 16th centuries.  You will create a virtual exhibit using Google Presentation as your platform.

Map Test:  Click Here
Task One:  We will compare the Italian Renaissance Art to the Northern territories.

Task Two:   Work on your presentation for Renaissance museum exhibit.   The guidelines can be found HERE.   The rubric I will assess the project on can be found HERE

The Project will be due on Thursday, January 26.

Homework:   Read the following article for Monday.   

TheRenaissance.CV01.pdf








Tuesday, January 17, 2012

DAY 3: The Italian Renaissance

FOCUS:  Perhaps the most dramatic, or at least widely acclaimed, breakthrough in the Renaissance was in the realm of art, in particular painting.  Not only did Renaissance art reflect growing concern with secular subjects, it involved new artistic tools and techniques that more accurately portrayed those subjects.  Pre-eminent among those tools was the shift from tempera (egg based) paints painted on wood or as frescoes on walls to oil based paints applied to canvas.  


TASK ONE:   Read the summary of Renaissance Painting Techniques for Here




 

Homework:   Please study for your map quiz and prepare your annotated bibliography for homework.  

                                                                  


Monday, January 16, 2012

DAY 2: HUMANISM


Week Ahead:     Community Service Day  Wednesday Jan 18
                           Europe Map Test -  Thursday Jan 19
                           Europe Map Due-   Thursday Jan 19
                           Annotated Bibliography -  Friday Jan 20

Task One:  The Map of Europe can be found HERE.   Please print and fill out the map for Thursday.   I have included several review activities so you can study and improve your comprehension of the countries and capitals of Europe.   It is important to get off to a great start the Grading Period.  

Task Two:   Click HERE and Enter 46710.

Task Three: The Printing Press.   Read the following article about the Printing Press.  

  Homework:  Please read the following article, The Italian Renaissance





Thursday, January 12, 2012

DAY 1: The Roots of the Renaissance

FOCUS: To understand what caused the Renaissance Movement. 

Task One:  Watch video over transition from Middle Ages to Renaissance. 

Task Two:   Click on the drawing of the transition from the Middle Ages to the Renaissance.   
1. What factors led to the birth of the Renaissance?   
2. Describe the factors that led to the decline of the Middle Ages.  

Check out the Presentation about The Renaissance

Task Three: 
We will look at the following presentation about the differences between classical, medieval and Renaissance Art.

Open this link and look at the Introduction to Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Art

Complete the FORM assessing the works of art in LINK ONE.  Make sure you look at the Classical, Medieval and Renaissance Art form to help you determine the periods of art.


Homework:  Read the following article for Monday on Humanism


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