6th Grade
Art
A DRAFT in seesaw means,
​"I am not finished; please do not grade my assignment."
Be careful when submit your work!

When you are submitting a picture of your work, take a picture on your iPad first, then upload it to SeeSaw. That way if you submit it to the wrong place, it is easier to resubmit it.

There are folders for art and music work. Work submitted to the incorrect location will receive no credit until it is submitted to the correct folder on SeeSaw.
​I do not look in your journal for work.

GRADING

All art work is submitted on Seesaw (see procedures above) and is graded directly on seesaw (I will write on your file). 

Craftsmanship is a HUGE part of your project grade and we will review what good (and poor) craftsmanship looks like. I will use these graphics in class (as posters and in your reference materials) and you should use them too!

Art Work that is complete and shows excellent craftsmanship may be selected to be displayed on the hallway art bulletin boards. The artist must also have followed directions. 

Learning Platforms

username: stjohnsp
​PW- stjohnclassroom1

Projects for the Year

Saint Stained "Glass"

Geodes (a science collaboration)

Art of Ancient Egypt, Rome, and Greece

Architecture Sculpture (a math collaboration)

One point perspective drawing 

Pentecost collaboration

...and a few other surprises

Late Work Policy

You will have until the next class (work due for 6th grade is due Thursdays or before) to complete classwork.

Work submitted  late will be penalized 10%; any work submitted after the second week will not receive  credit.

​A zero is entered in PowerSchool, as a placeholder, for any missing assignment.

Exceptions will be announced and made for extended assignments and absences due to illness. 

Class Resources

Scholastic Art Magazine code:

​artsyeagles21