早完成者活动
原文链接：https://createartwithme.com/activities-for-early-finishers/
日期： 2018-04-10
作者： 米歇尔·伊斯
分类： 二年级、三年级、四年级、五年级、六年级、美术课、早完成者活动、精选内容
标签： 早完成者活动、美术主题阅读书目、贺卡制作角、中心活动区、创作角、创意图形绘画练习、绘画练习、早完成者活动、快速完成者、善意贺卡、乐高美术角
创作角
孩子们的学习速度各不相同——有的快，有的慢。我们必须主动为已完成课堂任务的学生提供富有吸引力且有益的延伸活动。几年前，我设立了一个统一的“早完成者活动中心”。学生们知道，一旦完成自己的作品，便可前往“创作角”自主选择一项活动。我们会在学年初共同讨论使用该区域的各项规则。
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创作角：美术教室布局与组织建议
打造成功创作角的实用提示
学年初即明确创作角的使用规范：
- 学生必须先向我展示已完成的作品，并征询我是否有改进建议，之后方可前往创作角开展活动。
- 每节课每位学生仅可选择一项活动进行。
早完成者活动
创意图形绘画练习
锻炼创造力，不仅能成就更出色的艺术家，更能培养卓越的问题解决能力。这些练习专为激发创造力、鼓励打破思维定式而设计！我曾将此类练习应用于二年级至高中阶段的教学中，孩子们对此爱不释手！！图形组合方式无穷无尽，总能激发出崭新的想象！ 创意图形练习也特别适合作为代课教师的备选课程！
绘画类图书
美术主题阅读书目
《梵高与向日葵》
《卡米尔与向日葵》（精装版），作者：劳伦斯·安霍尔特
《给绵羊乔治的奇妙机器》，作者：热拉尔丁·埃尔施内尔
《艾米莉的蓝色时期》，作者：凯瑟琳·戴利与丽莎·布朗
《不安分的安塞尔：安塞尔·亚当斯，自然中的一生》，作者：辛迪·詹森-埃利奥特
奇趣连接器
奇趣连接器——课程项目与活动、积木与操作教具
乐高
我在创作角准备了6个小容器的乐高积木。学生每次可领取一个盒子，自由搭建任何想做的造型；下课前须将作品全部拆解复原。
乐高经典系列
折纸
凯多50种鲜艳色彩折纸纸套装（200张，6英寸×6英寸），适用于美术与手工项目
橡皮泥或不干黏土
黏土与橡皮泥创作在小学至初中美术课中广受欢迎。
培乐多模型彩泥10色套装
萨金特艺术塑形黏土（5磅装，奶油色）
贺卡制作
用一张鼓励贺卡点亮他人的一天！ 我为学生准备了碎纸拼贴用的彩色卡纸及剩余的水彩/丙烯画纸（剪刀与胶水已置于各课桌）。小学美术教师瑞秋·H. 将这类卡片称为“善意贺卡”，并额外提供印章工具——这个点子太棒了！
*亚马逊联盟推广链接——仅推荐本人实际使用且真心喜爱的产品！
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本文为全美美术教育博主联盟：每月来自美术教师博客的实用技巧与灵感系列专题之一。每月第一个星期二，参与联盟的各美术教师博客将围绕同一主题同步发布各自最优质的经验分享。
Activities for Early Finishers
Original: https://createartwithme.com/activities-for-early-finishers/
Date: 2018-04-10
Author: Michelle East
Categories: 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, 4th Grade, 5th Grade, 6th Grade, Art Lessons, Early Finishers Activities, Featured
Tags: activities for early finisher, Art-Related Reading Books, card making station, centers for, Creation Station, Creative Shapes Drawing Exercises, Drawing Exercises, early finisher activities, fast finishers, kindness cards, Legos art center
Creation Station
Kids work at different speeds-some are fast, some are slow. We must be proactive and provide engaging and enriching activities for students to do when they have finished projects. A few years ago, I made one central location for early finisher activities. Students know that when they finish their projects they can go choose an activity from the “creation station”. We discuss the guidelines for using the activities at the beginning of the year.
creation station Art Classroom Layout OrganizationTips for a Successful Creation Station
Discuss guidelines for beginning the station at the beginning of the year.
- Students must show me their artwork and ask if I have any suggestions for improvement before they can begin At the creation station.
- Students can only choose one activity to work on per class period.
Activities for Early Finishers
Creative Shapes Drawing Exercises
Exercising your creativity will make a better artist and an excellent problem solver. These exercises are geared towards developing creativity and helping to think outside of the box! I have done these with 2nd grade-High School! The kids LOVE doing these!! There are endless possibilities and combinations of shapes to imagine something new! Creative Shapes are also perfect sub lessons!
Drawing Books
van Gogh and the Sunflowers
Camille and the Sunflowers Hardcover by Laurence Anholt
Funny Machines for George the Sheep by Géraldine Elschner
Emily’s Blue Periodby Cathleen Daly and Lisa Brown
Antsy Ansel: Ansel Adams, a Life in Natureby Cindy Jenson-Elliott
Cool Crazy Connectors
Cool Crazy Connectors – Curriculum Projects & Activities & Blocks & Manipulatives
Legos
I have 6 small containers of Legos at the creation station. Students can get one box to create anything they want. They must take apart their creations at the end of the class.
LEGO Classic
Origami
Caydo 50 Vivid Colors 200 Sheets Origami Paper 6-Inch by 6-Inch for Arts and Crafts Projects
Play-doh or Non-drying Clay
Clay and play-dough creations are popular with ages up to my middle school classes.
Play-Doh Modeling Compound 10-Pack Case of Colors
Sargent Art Plastilina Modeling Clay, 5-Pound, Cream
Card-Making
Make someone’s day by creating an encouraging card to lift their spirits! I have scrap construction papers and left over painted papers that students can use to make their cards (scissors and glue are already at their tables). Elementary art teacher Rachel H. calls these cards “kindness cards” and also provides stamping supplies-LOVE this idea!
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This post is a part of The Art Ed Blogger’s Network: Monthly Tips and Inspiration from Art Teacher Blogs. On the first Tuesday each month, each of these art teacher blogs will post their best ideas on the same topic.
