Our visual arts curriculum for primary school
graders is a five-year programme.
This is where art is taught through various exploratory and
play-way methods.
Using thematics, students are introduced to art movements, styles and art practices from around
the world.
Through storytelling, dialogue and various playful activities, they are encouraged to observe,
examine, and reflect on their ideas and motivation. By the end of the program, their visual
literacy, creative expression, and artistic styles are immensely strengthened. AEP focuses equally
on enhancing collective working with the peers as well as engaging closely with the society and
cultures.
Mentor Model
The Art1st kit for primary school includes a five-part series on Visual Exploration. Built on the knowledge base of visual culture from India and across the world, art appreciation and art history, they are designed to nurture creative and critical thinking and expression in students. Storytelling, observation, discussions and various play-way methods are used to shape and broaden the children’s horizon of their immediate surroundings and the world at large.
G1-5 Art1st Workbook Kit+
2-hour induction program with the purchase of G1-5 Workbook Kit. Can be
delivered with the support of funders and funding agencies.
G1-5 Art1st Visual Experience Book kit + Art Workbook +
Full fledged program
(includes monthly visits to government, NGO and trust-based schools, monthly
check-in, frequent feed-forward on whatsapp and Google classroom by mentors,
yearly assessment and support for annual art display by mentors). The full-scale
program can be delivered with the support of funders and funding agencies.
The workbooks follow an arts-integrated theme based structure, with focus on:
1) The natural world & environment
2) Self, society and world at large
3) Learning through sensorial observations
4) Toys/Games/Technology
5) Story-time/Poems
6) Exploring different art practices & visual culture from India & International art world
These themes are unpacked through:
Essential inquiry Questions: Each chapter has a series of essential questions deconstructed as
projects, which the young learner attempts to explore in their unique way.
Exploration through Local Knowledge: The workbooks provide an equal scope for observing and learning
from the world around the young learners by understanding local ecosystems and using local material
easily available to them.
Interactive art forms: They are also designed in such a way that various activities provide scope
for converting the pages into dynamic pop-ups, origami, accordion formats, perforated shapes which
can come out from the book and paper-folding to create various forms and shapes.
Aesthetic Awareness: Students learn the significant role that art plays in our lives and in society.
Through works of art, the students learn how artists communicate using the elements of art,
principles of design, skills and techniques, and forms and media.
Check for Understanding: In the 'My Journal' page, each lesson closes with support for encouraging
students to continue thinking about the lesson’s art content and Essential Question.
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The Art1st kit for primary school includes a five-part series on Visual Exploration. Built on the knowledge base of visual culture from India and across the world, art appreciation and art history, they are designed to nurture creative and critical thinking and expression in students. Storytelling, observation, discussions and various play-way methods are used to shape and broaden the children’s horizon of their immediate surroundings and the world at large.
G1-5 Art1st
Workbook Kit
+
2-hour induction program
with the purchase of
G1-5 Workbook Kit
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