We are going to find out about some famous artists and some famous museums. Then we look at street artists and minute art.
Finally, we will look at a teenage artist and look at the phenomena of the social media and the promotion of art.
How about you?
Are you interested in art? Do you like paintings?
Have you ever visited an art museum?
Art can be found in places all around us; a dance, a painting, sculpture, poetry, in nature... A tricky concept to define because everyone's entitled to their own preferences and feelings when it comes to art.
Have fun!
Need to know
What do you need to know?
At the end of this theme, you should be able to talk about Art with ease.
But you don't have to be able to do all this perfectly right away! If you take the following lessons you'll find out what you need to know!
Give it a try!
Read the questions.
Form groups of three or four.
In your group, select as many questions as there are members of your group.
Discuss these questions.
Select one question you all think is interesting.
Present, as a group, the results of your discussion to your class mates.
Answer, as good as you can, questions of your class mates.
When listening to other presentations, listen carefully and think of questions or things you did not understand.
Choose from the following questions:
Do you like modern art? Why / why not?
Do you like paintings? Why / why not?
Do you think of cartoons and comics as art?
Do you consider photography an art form? Why / why not?
Do you agree with this statement? Graffiti is a form of art; a form of expressing one's mind.
What art form do you like best?
What famous painters do you know? What are they famous for?
Who are some famous artists in your country?
Can do
In this theme you will focus on the following 'can do' statements.
Listening (B1):
I can generally follow the main points of a song and can fill in the gaps in a song text.
I can catch the main points in a short interview between teens or with an artist about art.
I can listen to a video about a (visit to) the National Motor museum and answer questions.
Reading (B2)
I can rapidly grasp the content and the significance of an article of Banksy.
I can read and understand an article about art in which the writers express specific attitudes and points of view.
I can understand in detail texts about a museum and I can place missed sentences in the text.
I can understand in detail a text about an artist and answer questions about the text.
I can read an article about Teen art work and grasp the most important points.
Speaking (B1)
I can start, maintain and close simple face to face conversation on art and museums.
I can give or seek personal views and opinions in an informal discussion about Banksy.
I can give a presentation for my class about my own art exhibition. I can speak clearly at an understandable pace.
Writing (B1)
I can write down the answers to questions about art and I can express personal views and opinions.
I can write a review of the work of an Instagram artist. I can express my personal opinion.
I can write a formal email to a museum to ask permission to sketch at the museum (V&A).
I can describe in an entry my favourite museum.
I can write a discursive essay about Graffiti. I can express my personal point of view; vandalism or pure art.
In a formal email I can convey short information about a piece of artwork I would like to order and I can ask for information.
To do
The theme Art contains an introduction, five lessons and a finishing touch.
In the schedule below, you can see the titles of the sections and an estimate of the time required for each part.
Lesson
Title
Activities
Time (hours)*
Introduction
Introduction
Need to know
Can do
To do
0,5 hour
Lesson 1
The world's finest museums
Listen to a video about famous artists. Listen and speak about famous paintings. Read the top ten museums.
Grammar: must/have to
3-4 hours
Lesson 2
Sketching in a museum
Watch signs in museums and read about the Victoria and Albert Museum. Write a formal email to V&A.
Grammar: future going to and will
3-4 hours
Lesson 3
Street Art
Read the story and an article about Banksy.
Speak about questions you would ask Banksy. Write a discursive essay.
Grammar: possessive adjectives
2-3 hours
Lesson 4
Minute Art
Watch famous pictures and read an article about very small pieces of art. Write a letter to order a piece of artwork.
2-3 hours
Lesson 5
Teen artist
Speak with a classmate about two art images. Together read an article about Art of pasta noodles.
Write a review of the work of an Instagram artist.
2-3 hours
Finishing touch
Projects
Oefenprogramma
Examentraining
Evaluation
You are going your own exhibition.
You are going to listen to a song.
You are going to practise with the 'Oefenprogramma Engels'.
You are going to prepare for exams: practise taking past versions.
You answer evaluation questions, what did you learn?
3-4 hours
Total
18 hours
*hour = lesuur. Eén lesuur komt ongeveer overeen met 2 SLU.
Lessons
Below are the four lessons that belong to this topic.
Make your choice.
Final project - your own exhibition
You are going to hold your own exhibition.
First you need to decide on a maximum of five pieces of art to include in your exhibition. Every exhibition has a theme – so decide on the theme. It could be ‘nature’ or ‘new artists’ or ‘street art in my town’. You’ll have your own ideas.
Then look for some art that could fit the theme. Look at the grand masters, but also search on Instagram, or local artists.
Once you have chosen the theme and the five works, you now need to put them together and say why.
Take a photo of the works and put them on a ppt.
Prepare your talk for your class.
Practice your presentation with your partner. Then give your talk to your class.
Your talk should include a maximum of 5 slides, and should last no longer than three minutes.
Good
Sufficient
Insufficient
Organisation
Information is presented in a logical, attractive sequence.
Information is mostly presented in a logical, attractive sequence.
Information is not presented in a logical, attractive sequence.
Content
Interesting, clear information.
Information is mostly interesting. Some was already known.
There was not much that was of interest in this presentation.
Speaker style
Speaks clearly and at an understandable pace. Maintains eye contact with audience. Well-rehearsed.
Mostly speaks clearly and a good pace. Mostly keeps eye contact. Has rehearsed a bit.
Mostly unintelligible. Does not maintain eye contact. Has not rehearsed.
Language
The vocabulary use is very good and the sentence structure is good.
The vocabulary use is fairly good and the sentence structure is good.
The vocabulary use is not very good, neither is the sentence structure.
Project B: Viva la Vida
Song: Viva la Vida
Musicians are artists too, and they can be inspired by painters.
Mexican artist Frida Kahlo painted this picture.
It’s called "Sandías con leyenda: Viva la vida" (Watermelons with legend: the life lives).
Frida Kahlo
Chris Martin of Coldplay christened his song and the album after this. He explained: 'She went through a lot...' and then she started a big painting in her house that said 'Viva la Vida'. I just loved the boldness of it. The movie 'Frida', starring Salma Hayek is about her life.
Listen to the song. Fill in the gaps.
Drag the answers on the right to the gaps in the song text.
Oefenprogramma Engels
Voice from Jamaica and the National Motor Museum
If your schoolparticipates in VO-content, you can practice with the English practice program 'Oefenprogramma Engels'.
Here you find a part of this program.
This section fits in well with this theme.
Sign in with your 'School Entree account'!
On www.oefenprogrammaengels.nl you can of course also practice with other reading, listening or viewing assignments!
Examentraining
On this page you will find Examenkracht exam questions of previous years.
The questions will correspond as much as possible to the exercise you have just finished.
While answering, use as much of what you have learned earlier. If you cannot answer the question right now, try again later. When you have answered a question, you can check and indicate the score yourself.
If you want your results to be saved, you will have to log in on ExamenKracht.
More practice?
Go to Examenkracht where you will find the newest exams.
What did you learn?
Can do statements
Take a look at the Can do statements also mentioned in the introduction - 'Can do'.
Are you able to do what you have to do?
Did you understand and meet these learning goals? Fill in the schedule below. (Copy the schedule to Word or write down in your notebook.)
Can do statements
Needs improvement
Satisfactory, good
Excellent
Listening (B1):
I can generally follow the main points of a song and can fill in the gaps in a song text.
I can catch the main points in a short interview between teens or with an artist about art.
I can listen to a video about a (visit to) the National Motor museum and answer questions.
Reading (B2)
I can rapidly grasp the content and the significance of an article of Banksy.
I can read and understand an article about art in which the writers express specific attitudes and points of view.
I can understand in detail texts about a museum and I can place missed sentences in the text.
I can understand in detail a text about an artist and answer questions about the text.
I can read an article about Teen art work and grasp the most important points.
Speaking (B1)
I can start, maintain and close simple face to face conversation on art and museums.
I can give or seek personal views and opinions in an informal discussion about Banksy.
I can give a presentation for my class about my own art exhibition. I can speak clearly at an understandable pace.
Writing (B1)
I can write down the answers to questions about art and I can express personal views and opinions.
I can write a review of the work of an Instagram artist. I can express my personal opinion.
I can write a formal email to a museum to ask permission to sketch at the museum (V&A).
I can describe in an entry my favourite museum.
I can write a discursive essay about Graffiti. I can express my personal point of view; vandalism or pure art.
In a formal email I can convey short information about a piece of artwork I would like to order and I can ask for information.
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Toelichting
Dit thema valt onder de arrangeerbare leerlijn van de Stercollecties voor Engels voor havo, leerjaar 4 en 5. Dit is thema Art. Dit thema omvat de volgende onderwerpen:
- The world's finest museums
- Sketching in a museum
- Street Art
- Minute Art
- Teen artist
De grammaticaopdrachten behandelen must/have to, future going to and will en possessive adjectives.
Leerniveau
HAVO 4;
HAVO 5;
Leerinhoud en doelen
Engels;
Eindgebruiker
leerling/student
Moeilijkheidsgraad
gemiddeld
Studiebelasting
18 uur en 0 minuten
Trefwoorden
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2024-05-27 12:14:17
Dit thema valt onder de arrangeerbare leerlijn van de Stercollecties voor Engels voor havo, leerjaar 4 en 5. Dit is thema Art. Dit thema omvat de volgende onderwerpen:
- The world's finest museums
- Sketching in a museum
- Street Art
- Minute Art
- Teen artist
De grammaticaopdrachten behandelen must/have to, future going to and will en possessive adjectives.
What do you need to know?
Below are the four lessons that belong to this topic.
Voice from Jamaica and the National Motor Museum
