Art Classroom Syllabus 2021-2022, St. Peter School, Jefferson City, Missouri
“Inspiring students to love God, their Catholic faith and learning.”
Instructor Information
Art Educator:
Ms. Kelsey Thurman, BS Religious Studies and Art History, Missouri State University
Contact information:
Phone: (573) 636-8922 ext 124
Calls will not be taken during Instruction time (M-F 7:25-3:30pm). Messages will be answered after 3:30pm; please allow two business days for response. Please contact the school office during instructional hours and for emergent concerns.
Email: kthurman@stpeterjc.org
Email is the preferred method of communication. Emails are checked throughout the day; please expect responses after 3:30pm.
Blog: https://stpeterartroom.blogspot.com/
The classroom blog will be updated consistently throughout the school year. Stay up to date with student projects, guest speakers, and general art room news via the blog.
Course Description:
Mission: It is my joy to teach a wholesome, creative Art Education that connects students to their community through a love of their faith and an understanding of the Fine Arts, Art History, and Media Arts. I am looking forward to a wonderful year filled with creative expression that inspires students to love God, their Catholic faith, and learning!
Vision: An Art classroom experience that prioritizes studio work and adherence to the historical discipline of Art Education.
Behavioral Expectations:
Classroom rules are as follows:
Students will respect themselves and others.
Students will commit to creating a learning environment that fosters safe, creative expression and free inquiry.
Students will utilize the B.I.S.T. model for behavioral intervention and correction.
Please read the Parent and Student handbook for school-wide expectations.
Studio Work Expectations:
Students are expected to participate in studio work during allotted timeframes. Students will prep and clean up in a timely manner while handling classroom supplies and materials with utmost care after receiving permission from the Instructor. Studio time includes adherence to Classroom expectations.
Academic Expectations:
By end of year students will have met the Art Standards set forth by the Diocese of Jefferson City Curriculum Guide as pertaining to their grade level. Please see student rubrics for standard guidelines and evaluations.
Course Calendar:
First Quarter
Unit One: Drawing I &II
Digital Art “Guest Speaker” Ms. Thurman, Student Expedition, Artist of the Week
Second Quarter:
Unit Two: Painting I & II
A Day Guest Speaker, Student Expedition, Artist of the Week
Third Quarter:
Unit Two: 3D Design and Textile Arts
B Day Guest Speaker, Student Expedition, Artist of the Week
Fourth Quarter:
Unit Four: 2D Design, Typography, and Studio Expression
C Day Guest Speaker, Student Expedition, Artist of the Week
Field Trips:
Student field trips may be scheduled in accordance with the academic calendar and local Missouri Artist Expeditions. Information will be provided if this opportunity arises.
Evaluation:
Students will be evaluated based on the Art Standards of the Diocese of Jefferson City Curriculum Guide. Rubrics will be provided for each project and returned to students with Instructor evaluation. Students will engage in peer critique, as well as written reflection, which will be mediated through the Instructor. Grades 4-8 will participate in formative essay work pertaining to Art History instruction once a unit.
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