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Sketchbooks should be a source of creativity and joy for students. They should engage them on a deep level and provide a space for them to discover who they are , allow them to take risks , experiment with a range of mediums and materials, and explore their identity . It is important to provide your students with engaging sketchbook assignments that they can connect to, and through it, discover their identity and passions in life.
Sketchbooks can make or break your art classroom depending on how you implement them. If you are able to set a time and routine for working on your sketchbook assignments, set up expectations of experimentation and quality by using examples of completed sketchbook prompts , and have a unit plan with an aim of what you will cover, then you should be able to implement your sketchbooks into your classroom in a meaningful way while covering many areas of the curriculum .
A sketchbook is a book that is full of drawing quality, blank paper, that is frequently used by artists as a place to draw or paint their ideas. It helps artists work through the creative process, unresolved issues, or ideas for artworks they have in mind. Sketchbooks comes in a wide range of shapes and sizes, and some even have specific types of paper depending on what medium the artist primarily uses. Sketchbooks begun as a way or providing a readily supply of paper to artists. It is a great way to keep all your scribbles and ideas organized. Every sketchbook is unique and is used in different ways artist to artist. Some use it for jotting down notes and ideas in word form, others use it to draw still life images through their journeys, and some have small artworks on each page.
Topics covered in Visual Arts Sketchbook: Advanced Contents: -Unit Plan (3 Pages) -Lesson Plan Template for Sketchbook Assignments(Page 1- Big Ideas/Content/Competencies, Page 2- Teacher is/student does) -Sketchbook Rubric -Sketchbook Grading Sheet (4 to a page, cut for grading sketchbooks) -How to Start-Up Sketchbooks -How to Use Interactive Sketchbook Pages
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